Irrevocable GPA given to Builder valid after the death of executant

683 votes

power of attorney dies along with the person the builder should go for a fresh Gpa from his legal heirs looking into that if their is any partition in the family and the land owner have made any will or codicil and then he can transact with, the builder if he transacts with the old GPA the same is bad in law

Advocate Janardhana LawRato

864 votes

Mr. Selva, when GPA executed in furtherance of any agreement/s like agreement of sale, Joint Development agreement, etc., the rights, etc., authorized by the by the executant will not abolished as the said authorization is always subject to the agreement annexed to it. In your case, it is irrevocable GPA coupled with JDA, that does not disqualifies the agent from conveyance and the shall be valid till the conveyance of developers share to the prospective purchaser/s.

Advocate Narendrababu K C LawRato

531 votes

Dear Sir/Madam, irrevocable GPA is valid until and unless up to death of his executant, it means the GPA cannot be cancel of his in life time. After death of him, that GPA automatically stand as withheld not at all cancelled in this matter. The GPA holder has to be taken consent of legal heirs.

Advocate Chandrashekhar Vithal Jadhav LawRato