Can the MOU be signed by one of the sellers in case of a flat sale
29-May-2025 (In Property Law)
We are purchasing a resale flat, this flat has two sellers of which one of the sellers is not staying in Mumbai. The sellers have requested two weeks additional time to do the registration process. In the meanwhile we have sold out flat & need to move out in a week's time. Hence the seller suggested we sign an MOU with one seller and they will hand over the key to us with the agreement that we will pay them 15% of consideration amount. Will the mou be considered legal in this case?
As per law both the sellers signature will be needed on the agreement for sale and also on the mou. Since one of the party is not available for signing the mou there are chances that he may take an objection in future for telling the said flat. In this scenario you can ask for power of attorney to be executed by the person in favour of the person signing the document. In the absence of a power of attorney MOU is signed by only one person it will be a weak documents as the other person may object the same.
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Well, the facts mentioned by you are still not clear. I need to understand facts of your case as well as need to scrutinize the MOU before terming it either as legal or illegal. Hence, I humbly request you to connect on call first, so that, I can understand your case, get access of MOU from you and then render you legal advisory!
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