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GPA ownership issue in unauthorized colony delhi
07-Apr-2023 (In Property Law)
My father bought a property in 1985 in delhi through gpa. And we were living in the property since then with my uncle I. e. Fathers brother. Now my uncle died in 2013 and his son is threathing us for the property. Can he claim the property as it was owned by my father and he's paying all the bills including property tax which again comes under his name... Property is under unauthorized colony delhi so no registry is done only gpa is there... Plz assist.
hello client as you are saying tht you cusins are threating you for propwrty in this regards as max bills in your name so in tht case we need to move to court to protect our rights in the property as well as the things need to be to initmate court for justice.
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Adv. Vishwanath Pratap Singh
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What is the rule of GPA?
The GPA is calculated using a scale of 0 to 4, which does not include weighting. The difficulty of the course will not be taken into account. It doesnt matter if you get an A or B in a difficult class. The 4.0 will still be the same. Weighed GPAs provide a more accurate assessment of your academic performance. 5 Oct 2022
What are the rights of a GPA holder?
A General Power of Attorney gives the individual broad authority. Individuals may have the ability to make financial, business, or legal decisions. The Special Power of Attorney is used to transfer a specific right. 9 Feb 2022
Is it safe to buy property through GPA?
Even if made irrevocable, a GPA may be revoked anytime. It also expires upon the death of its grantor. Law does not recognize any irrevocable powers unless they are accompanied by an interest. The purchase of property using such a power can be risky and increase the likelihood of complications.
Can a power of attorney holder sell property?
The Supreme Court ruled that on April 22, 2022, those with a power-of-attorney of a particular property are not allowed to sell it without a specific provision within the document granting them this power. 24 Nov 2023
If you father has got the property via GPA and he has created interest in the property via whatever mode …than you are the legal heir of that propert n not your uncle or his children …rest we need more facts to give you guidance accordingly.. thanks
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Adv. D. Khan
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