POA
Dear sir, I am going to purchase a property that was sold by POA holder in 2006 and the POA was registered in 2004. As per POA, two owners of the property have given POA to Mr X & Mr Y and there is ...
Dear sir, I am going to purchase a property that was sold by POA holder in 2006 and the POA was registered in 2004. As per POA, two owners of the property have given POA to Mr X & Mr Y and there is ...
Dear Client,
From the contents of the query, it appears that the Bank has taken the right stand on the subject. When a document(POA) does not expressly mention the power of the constituted attorneys, it becomes an implied condition to be adhered to by both the Attorney of the POA to execute a sale deed jointly. So, based on the findings of the lending Bank, the property which was transferred between multiple hands thereafter may be vitiated as being infructuous and impermissible under the law, o
Can a holder of Power of Attorney for purchase of a flat execute an affidavit on behalf of the principal required for applying for membership of a housing cooperative society?
Dear Client,
If the Power of Attorny is executed by the principal/executor empowering the constituted attorney to do so, the attorney can swear an Affidavit, otherwise not. An attorney cannot travel beyond the power conferred upon him under the POA by the principal. You can verify the document(POA) by obtaining a certified copy of POA from the concerned office of he Registrar/Sub-Registrar where the POA was registered.
Validity of unregistered by Notarized General POA of Buyerin 2004Hi,I am Jagadish, I am trying to buy a property in Chennai suburb. The seller has procured a (land & then constructed house)proper ...
Dear Client,
An unregistered Agreement to Sell or a General Power of Attorney does not confer any ownership rights, and the courts have consistently held that such documents cannot be the basis for legal claims regarding ownership or possession of property. A POA is an agency document that empowers an agent to act on behalf of the principal, but it doesn't itself transfer any right, title, or interest in immovable property. The Supreme Court of India recently, in a judgment passed in the case of
My ex husband wants to transfer his property to my daughter (his daughter too). We r divorced. She has not seen him for the past 40 yrs. She does not want to meet him in person. Can she give a power ...
Dear Client,
Yes your daughter can give Power of Attorney (POA) to her husband to act on her behalf and sign the property transfer papers. A POA is a legal document that grants someone else the authority to handle specific matters for another person. In this case, she can grant her husband the authority to sign the documents related to the transfer of property without needing to meet your ex-husband.
Moreover, If your daughter does not want to meet your ex-husband, using a POA is a practical
5 members together given GPA for undivided property after that one person died after the death of the person the GPA holder registered the property to his wife whether the registration is valid or not
Dear Client,
The validity of General Power of Attorney(GPA) extinguishes with the death of the principal/executor or the GPA holder and its enforceability gets seized and requires the execution of a fresh GPA. So, when a property is registered by the GPA holder after the death of the principal/executor, such registration shall be considered invalid being void ab initio on contest.
My dad suddenly had a brain hemorrhage while traveling in train last year. He got operated on at least 18 hours later. But he is now not so mentally sound. He is not managing his own bank account or c ...
Dear Client,
The Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) is not a creation or result of any codified law, rather it came into existence only by practice and is now treated as a separate legal entity under the Income Tax Act, 1961 just like an individual, a firm or a company. It consists of members who have lineally descended from a common ancestor. Individuals become members of HUF or get rights in an HUF by birth or as a co-parcener or by marriage with the existing member. People who are born in the fami
Who is eligible for property title he has five sons one of the son is gpa holder
Dear Client,
Your query suffers from a lack of information to address it suitably. However, be informed that the validity of General Power of Attorney extinguishes with the death of the principal/executor or the GPA holder and its enforceability gets seized and requires the execution of a fresh GPA by the legal heirs of the deceased principal/executor in favour of an attorney.
When the propeer is under pledging in a bank, can the owner of the property appoint a power agent to deal.the cacellation mod and execute sale and all?
Dear Client,
Until and unless the lending Bank issues a deed of release in respect of a mortgaged property, the owner of the mortgaged property cannot do anything related to that mortgaged property because the Bank has the first charge on the said property.
Dear Sir,
If is registered GPA then you can visit the sub registrar office where it was registered and get certified copy which will be treated as duplicate gpa.
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Can I buy EWS flat on resale on Power of attorney
Dear Sir,
Yes, anybody can purchase through Power of Attorney provided such Power of Attorney is blood relative of original owner. The relevant law laid by the Supreme Court is as follows:
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No property sale on power of attorney: Supreme Court
Property sales through the common practice of general power of attorney (GPA) will not give ownership title to the buyer.
In a landmark judgment that is expected to send a large numbe
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