Procedure to revoke power of attorney
15-Nov-2023 (In Documentation Law)
Here is a scenario - Power of Attorney document was taken from married daughter without telling her the contents. She doesn't have a copy of the document. However, her father does have it and boasts that he can sale the land in her name anytime. Is there a way she can revoke this power as she doesn't even know what other powers are included in this document? Thanks
Public Notice can be made by the Daughter in Two Newspapers Local Language and English.
The Notice shall contain details of property and cancellations of Power.
Along with that Suit can also be filled.
The Notice shall contain details of property and cancellations of Power.
Along with that Suit can also be filled.
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Good Morning,
You can revoke the Power of attorney if the person to whom the authority is given not acting in good faith and it can be cancelled by deed of revocation and the same must be registered. For any further enquiries kindly contact me
You can revoke the Power of attorney if the person to whom the authority is given not acting in good faith and it can be cancelled by deed of revocation and the same must be registered. For any further enquiries kindly contact me
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issue notice of termination of power of attorney. ensure it gets delivered. paper publication of notice would be an added diligence. however note that POA given for consideration, may not be unilaterally terminated and such termination usually gets challenged in courts of law
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