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Lost original POA document of property new buyer wants original copy


26-Oct-2023 (In Documentation Law)
I have a POA document(xerox copy) for a property where i have no claim on the said property.I have lost the original document and only have aphotocopy of the same. The new buyer needs the original doc for bank loan purposes. Is there some way to create a valid document from the photocopy? pls suggest
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Answer #1
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You can apply to Joint Sub Registrar office for Certified copy of the the POA , You can apply to Joint Sub Registrar office for Certified copy of the the POA , You can apply to Joint Sub Registrar office for Certified copy of the the POA ,
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Answer #2
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If said power of attorney is executed in your name, then lodge lost report with concerned police station and then apply for the certified copy of said documents. Certified copy is ad good as original.
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Answer #3
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If the POA is registered then you can easily obtain a certified copy of the same from the sub registrar office. If it’s not registered then file an FIR to that effect and give a public notification in the local newspaper. After the publication, execute a new POA.
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