What is the legal document called that a PPO should obtain from a client to allow towing of illegally parked vehicles?

The correct answer is related to obtaining the necessary legal permission for actions taken on behalf of a client. In this case, when dealing with towing illegally parked vehicles, a Power of Attorney is a document that grants authority to an individual or organization to act on behalf of another person. This legal instrument allows the PPO (Private Patrol Operator) to perform actions, such as towing, that the client has authorized.

A Power of Attorney encompasses a wide range of powers and responsibilities, making it suitable for situations where one party needs to act on behalf of another in legal matters, including dealings with property management and law enforcement regarding parking violations. This ensures that the actions taken are legally sanctioned and protects the PPO from potential legal disputes or claims of unauthorized action.

Other options, such as a Consent Form or Authorization Letter, might also imply permission but typically do not convey the same level of formal legal authority as a Power of Attorney. Contracts of Affidavit are legal documents used to confirm the truth of facts, which does not apply in this scenario where active authorization for a specific action is needed.