Expropriation refers to the seizure or takeover of private property for public use by an entity that possesses the legal authority to do so. Typically, this action is undertaken by governments or other regulatory bodies under the justification that the property is needed for public utility.
Jurisdiction refers to the geographic or topical area of authority granted to a specific government entity. This concept is crucial in determining which legal entity has the right to preside over a particular matter or region.
A proxy is an individual authorized to act on behalf of another person, primarily in meetings or legal proceedings. The term also refers to the document granting this authority.
A universal agent is authorized to act on behalf of another in all matters that one could personally exercise or control, often through a general power of attorney.
