In generic terms, the word mandatory serves to refer to that person with the capacity to command and make decisions of great relevance during the time that his power lasts. Now, this word can be defined in two contexts, in politics and in law. In the political aspect, a president is the person who leads the executive branch of a nation.
According to the above, the president of a country has been the president of the same. This person is responsible for directing the nation, having to make all the political decisions of great relevance to the country. It should be added that the exercise of its mandate and its restrictions is reflected in the constitution of the nation itself. For example, within the constitution, you can see what the functions of the president are and how many years his term of office will last (usually that period is 4 or 5 years). This time will depend on the legislation of each country. Similarly, there are cases of countries where leaders can run for re-election.
In the field of law, the agent is defined as one who acts as a representative of other people, called principals; in aspects associated with the personal or commercial. An example of this is the agent of a merchant; who will assume on his behalf, the management of his affairs before any public body. It should be added that each of the powers that the agent receives from his principal, must be written in a public document, in which each of the powers and limitations presented by this principal-agent union are established.
Some of the functions performed by the agent are mentioned below:
Similarly, the president can exercise his mandate in two ways: one general and one specific. In the first, the agent has all the power to act in all businesses, treaties or commercial agreements of the principal, only as manager of their assets. In the second, for his part, the president will only act in certain cases, stipulated within the civil code.
