Is original property document required
My father was given POA by a person to sell a property and it was registered. Original property documents were stolen by a relative who along with the person who gave power, sold the property stating
My father was given POA by a person to sell a property and it was registered. Original property documents were stolen by a relative who along with the person who gave power, sold the property stating
Dear Client,
From the contents of the query, it is not clear to whom you lodged your complaint against the alleged crimes, however in the given situation your father needs to serve a legal notice to the concerned involved in the criminal conspiracy and file a criminal suit against the concerned person under Sec.120A of IPC. Under Section 120A of the IPC, criminal conspiracy is characterized as an arrangement between at least two individuals to attempt anything illicit, i.e.: A criminal offense.
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I own a property in kolkata with my mother. My mother is residing in Delhi and incapacitated. We want to sell the property. What are the modes in which we can do so.
Dear Client,
As a co-owner of the property, You just need a General Power of Attorney to be executed by your mother in your favour appointing you as a constituted attorney to act on her behalf and get it registered by RA at Delhi. If your mother is unable to appear physically before the Registrar for registration of GPA, then you can make a prayer before the RA for registration of the deed through commissioning. On receipt of said registered Deed of GPA, you can sell your property at Kolkata.
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I have a power of attorney for a flat in a housing society in Ghaziabad. Sale deed is in the name of my brother who lives in the US. I wanted to contest for the AOA election and submitted GPA as the p
Dear Client,
A GPA does not transfer the title of the property to the Attorney who is empowered to act on behalf of the Owner of the property and by virtue of his ownership and as per the Byelaws of AOA, he got membersip of AOA. So, A Attorney not being a resident owner or member, cannot contest as a candidate in the election of the Association. Accordingly, action of the Election Officer is correct so far the Byelaws of the AOA is concerned.
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Can i purchase varg 2 land or can i do Power of attorney with a person who have Power of attorney from Owner.
Dear client,
Your question is ambiguous as in the subject you have written vary 1 and in the question box you have written vary 2. Please consult an advocate for further action
Sir does a tenant has any right if he is having only power of attorney and electric bill in his name and but does not have rent receipt in his name , the rent receipt is still in the name of previous
Dear client,
Rent receipts are extremely valuable. If you're a tenant, a landlord's rent receipt provides proof that you're current with your rent payments. Should the landlord ever claim you haven't paid, you can produce a copy of your rent receipts. Likewise, if a landlord sues you for nonpayment or takes you to court for eviction due to nonpayment, you can prove you're up to date by showing rent receipts to the judge.
Hence, we would advise you to consult a lawyer for the purpose of filing a
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My parents passed away and I got the legal heir certificate with me being assigned as Administrator with my siblings permission. Can I just take that and submit to the banks or I would need a power of
Dear Sir,
It depends upon the discretionary power of the Bankers. You are already having legal heir certificate and you have been assigned as administrator by your siblings as such there would be no problem.
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The General Power of Attorney has been prepared on Stamp paper and notarized. A sale agreement has been registered along with this General Power of Attorney with the Sub registrar's office. So I assum
Dear Sir,
If GPA is in respect of same property then such GPA is invalid GPA and such contention may be raised before the Court.
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Someone has forged my signature and created a General power of Attorney document. However, the date of execution is given as Oct 1996 but contents of the GPA refer to date of registration of absolute
Dear Client,
Although your query is not clear but once you know that GPA is a forged document then the said forged document is itself void ab inito and based on said forged document if any document is executed later on that shall also be treated as invalid on the same ground. Reach out to an Advocate for guidance and steps.
My grandfather gave me special power of attorney, i want to take abroad study loan on it. Am I liable for it without any co-applicant or guaranteer.
Dear Client,
Power of Attorney can come with various terms and conditions.
Added to this, various countries have different laws when it comes to co-applicant or guarantor even for a basic student loan. Since power of attorney means the banks are not dealing directly with the person who legally owns that money, there is a higher possibility that your wish to take a loan without a co-applicant or guarantor might not be valid in most jurisdictions.
However, since you mention "Special" power of at
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My grandfather gave shift deed to my dad for a property in Chennai but then unfortunately the gift deed has to be corrected as the land measurements are not right..My grandfather currently resides in
Dear Client.
For correction or revision in a registered Deed, a Deed of Revocation is to be made and registered and then a fresh Deed of Gift making revision/correction is required to be registered before the same RA where the earlier Deed was registered and revoked thereafter. Where a document involves the transfer of title of the property, any correction requires in an earlier document follows the above procedure to make the document an authentic piece of evidence and legally enforceable. Acc
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