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Old 15-07-2011, 07:36   #1
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Using a 'Proxy' to Sell Your Boat in Singapore . . .

... Gang,

Another technicality. Is it common in Singapore and Malaysia to use a "proxy" to sell one's boat? Can a "proxy" sign the bill of sale and it be considered legal in Malaysia/Singapore?

I assume that a "proxy" is the US equivalent of US, power of attorney, but it seems that, unlike in the US, the authorization does not need to be notarized.

Any comments?

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