My wife and I wish to sell our land located in the outskirts of Pune. We both are co-owners of the Land (6200 Sq ft.). We are based now in Bangalore since a year. A customer in Pune has come forward ...
You need to make out a Special Power of Attorney for the specific purpose that is to do all that things and act on your behalf required for the sale and registration of specified property. Reach out to an Advocate for guidance and steps in this regard.
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Is power of attorney valid if time exceeds 15 years
Good evening!
Some Power of Attorney documents have a duration clause in which the time limit for its validity is specified. If the limit is not specified, it would stay valid until the principal (the person who authorizes the other person to act on her behalf) is alive.
General or ordinary PoAs expires the moment the principal becomes incapacitated. A durable PoA continues even when the person is incapacitated.
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What is the procedure to get power of attorney of my flat for my wife?
Dear Sir,
you may approach any Advocate or notary public and furnished require details and get register power of attorney in the nearest sub register office.
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Dear Sir/Madam... Greetings I am the holder of a flat in Thane Maharashtra. I want to gift this to my son who is a citizen of USA. My son can not visit India because of his work commitments. Can he gi ...
Hello ma'am,
As an NRI, just 3 step process to gift the immovable property :-
1. Power of Attorney (POA)
2. Pay government charges (Stamp Duty & registration fee)
3. Gift Deed Registration
How long is a registered POA from an NRI good for. POA was not made through the embassy and was registered in 2000.
Dear Client,
A POA is generally valid for a lifetime unless it is explicitly cancelled. A specific clause regarding the representative is inserted in the POA.
Can name of power of attorney name be changed to original sellers name in land registry by rectification deed?
Hello Sir,
Yes, it can done by way of Deed of Rectification. If the Power of Attorney is registered then the Deed of rectification will also have to be registered. Get the deed of rectification drafted by a legal expert.
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I have bought a house in bank auction .I don't want to register it bt want to get power of attoney to sell it third party want can I do to get power of attorney??
Dear Client,
It is advisable to check with the concerned bank for power of attorney in this situation.
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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 ...
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,
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we are living in pagdi systems room at sakinaka the my mother has its own her age is 59 she want to make POA or GIFT agreement to me I have one youngest brother & older sister can they take any object ...
Hello Sir,
Ownership cannot be transfer without registered sale/gift deed or by order of court on the basis of adverse possession. You have to register the gift deed.
We have a PoA that grants powers of my aunt who is in Nagpur to her daughter in Mumbai. The powers are for managing certain affairs of a property in Mumbai. I understand the PoA has to be registered a ...
Unless the Sub-Registrar acknowledges the absence of one party for good cause, both parties must appear before him to register a power of attorney.
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