Power of attorney
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Some of Grand sons can execute registered Power of Attorney. Property purchased by grand father. He had 8 sons and 2 daughter. No partition was done by grand father and father. All are deceased. While executing POA they have not mentioned their father's name.
Gifted property to grandfather can be sold on lease or can be sold by POA.
A.Based on the information provided, it appears that the property in question was purchased by the grandfather and no partition was done among his eight sons and two daughters. As all the sons and daughters are deceased, it is unclear who currently holds legal ownership of the property.
Regarding the Power of Attorney (POA), if it was executed by the grandsons without mentioning their father's name, it may not be valid as the father's name would typically be required for legal purposes. However, this would depend on the specific laws and regulations in the relevant jurisdiction.
As for the possibility of selling or leasing the gifted property, more information is needed regarding the current ownership status of the property. If it is owned by the grandsons with valid legal authority, then they may be able to sell or lease the property using a valid POA or other legal documentation. However, if the ownership status is unclear or disputed, it would be advisable to seek legal counsel before proceeding with any property transactions.
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Regarding the Power of Attorney (POA), if it was executed by the grandsons without mentioning their father's name, it may not be valid as the father's name would typically be required for legal purposes. However, this would depend on the specific laws and regulations in the relevant jurisdiction.
As for the possibility of selling or leasing the gifted property, more information is needed regarding the current ownership status of the property. If it is owned by the grandsons with valid legal authority, then they may be able to sell or lease the property using a valid POA or other legal documentation. However, if the ownership status is unclear or disputed, it would be advisable to seek legal counsel before proceeding with any property transactions.
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A.Dear Sir,
You may go to the Civil Court and file a partition suit and restrain POA from alienating/transferring the properties.
You may go to the Civil Court and file a partition suit and restrain POA from alienating/transferring the properties.
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