Summary

Download Form LRA 4 – Register of Powers of Attorney, an official form created and maintained by the Ministry of Lands and Physical Planning under the Land Registration Act, 2012 (Kenya).

This form is used to record and manage Powers of Attorney related to land and property transactions. It provides a legal framework for documenting individuals authorized to act on behalf of landowners, ensuring all actions are transparent, verifiable, and compliant with Kenyan law.

The Register of Powers of Attorney (Form LRA 4) serves as an official record confirming who has been granted authority, the duration of the power, and any subsequent revocation.

Purpose of Form LRA 4 – Register of Powers of Attorney:

1. To officially document the authority granted to individuals or entities to act on behalf of property owners.

2. To provide a transparent record for all powers of attorney related to land transactions.

3. To verify and authenticate delegated powers in legal and financial matters.

4. To ensure compliance with land laws and prevent unauthorized transactions.

Details to Fill in Form LRA 4 (Register of Powers of Attorney):

1. Land Title Number – The official title reference of the property concerned.

2. Donor Name – The full name of the property owner granting the power.

3. Donee Name – The individual or entity receiving the power of attorney.

4. Date of Presentation – The date the Power of Attorney document was submitted for registration.

5. Date of Registration – The date the Power of Attorney was officially entered into the Land Register.

6. Date of Revocation – The date on which the Power of Attorney was legally withdrawn or cancelled (if applicable).

Why This Form Is Important:

Form LRA 4 is a vital legal document for maintaining transparency in Kenya’s land registration system. It protects both the property owner (donor) and the appointed representative (donee) by officially recording all powers granted and revoked.

This ensures that only duly authorized individuals can perform property-related transactions, helping prevent fraud, disputes, and misuse of authority.

This official and printable Kenya Land Registry form is ideal for:

• Landowners delegating authority to trusted individuals or firms

• Lawyers and conveyancers handling property transactions

• Real estate agents, developers, and financial institutions dealing with land under power of attorney