1. Revocation Clause: Used when the authorizer wants to explicitly state conditions under which the authorization can be revoked

2. Indemnification: Added when there's a need to protect the authorized person from potential claims or liabilities

3. Emergency Contact Information: Included when authorization is for long-term property management or when immediate contact might be necessary

4. Prior Authorization Revocation: Needed when this authorization supersedes any previous authorizations

5. Governing Law: Added when the property and parties are in different jurisdictions within India

6. Language Declaration: Required when the letter is executed in multiple languages or when parties speak different languages

1. Property Documents: Copies of property ownership documents, tax receipts, and other relevant property papers

2. Identity Proof: Copies of government-issued ID proofs of both authorizer and authorized person

3. Previous Correspondence: Any relevant previous communication regarding the property or authorization

4. Specific Instructions: Detailed instructions for specific tasks or situations, if authorization covers complex matters