Power of Attorney Generator (Brazil CPC art. 105)

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ad judicia power of attorney general powers CPC art 105

Ad judicia power of attorney, general powers (CPC art. 105)

The ad judicia power of attorney enables the attorney to represent the client in court (CPC art. 105). Special powers, such as receiving payment, signing settlements, or sub-delegating, must be expressly stated.

General powers vs. special powers

General powers (art. 105 caput): represent in any court, perform all acts necessary for the proceedings. These are automatic in the standard power of attorney.
Special powers (art. 105 sole paragraph): receive citations, confess, acknowledge the claim, settle, waive, receive and give receipt, sign binding arbitration. Must be express.

Use cases

Simple civil action

Input: Outorgante PF, advogado OAB/SP, poderes gerais
Expected output: Procuração padrão ad judicia, 1 parágrafo

Copy and paste into the petition header or notarize for greater formality.

Safe use

Input: context + tool result
Expected output: interpreted with limits and next steps

Use the result as technical or educational support, keeping the tool limits explicit in the workflow.

Full tool FAQ

What is an ad judicia power of attorney?

An instrument granting the attorney power to represent the client in court, per CPC art. 105. It must be presented at the first procedural act and must contain the attorney's OAB registration number and full address (CPC art. 105, §2).

Does a power of attorney need to be a public deed?

What are special powers in a power of attorney?

Can a power of attorney be electronic or by email?

What is substitution (substabelecimento)?

Does a power of attorney expire?

What is the difference between an ad judicia and an ad negotia power of attorney?

Do I need to check each special power one by one?

Frequently asked questions

Does the power of attorney need to be notarized?

In electronic civil procedure, a signed paper (or digital with ICP-Brasil certificate) power of attorney is sufficient. Notarized signature is waived (CPC art. 425 I).

Does this page replace official or professional review?

No. It helps explain the scenario and use the tool more safely, but real decisions should consider official sources, full context and qualified guidance when needed.

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