Can registered Gpa with full consideration can be revoked?
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Please note that if the person in whose favour the GPA has been executed holds any interest in the property forming subject matter of the said GPA, then as per law it cannot be revoked unilaterally. Meaning thereby, the GPA holder's express consent is required.
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