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how to cancel GPA and get all the documents of property
21-Aug-2023 (In Property Law)
my father registered two properties on our own sister at the age of 19 and 23. at the age of 25 she got love marriage with muslim without telling anyone in the family at 2014 at that time my father took GPA from her where he can sell or lease the property, and then he registered two properties my my name. now recently my sister send a lawyer notice that she want to cancel that GPA and she want all the orginal documents of that properties,but they were registered on my name. so please help me.
Hi, General Power of Attorney is an instrument to act on behalf of the Principal so even though the Power of Attorney registered it can be cancelled at any time by the principal.
2. As per as my knowledge is concerned there is no such Supreme Court ruling that registered GPA may be converted into Sale deed.
3. Principal is the absolute owner of the property and he has given Power of Attorney to sell the property and if he sold the property on behalf of the principal then it becomes valid sale deed and if the Principal has power to cancel the GPA at any time.
2. As per as my knowledge is concerned there is no such Supreme Court ruling that registered GPA may be converted into Sale deed.
3. Principal is the absolute owner of the property and he has given Power of Attorney to sell the property and if he sold the property on behalf of the principal then it becomes valid sale deed and if the Principal has power to cancel the GPA at any time.
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The term "registered two properties in sister" in unclear for the reason it is unclear whether it was by way of sale/gift/GPA ?
Though a GPA can be revoked at any time by the principal.
As such, Your father can challenge the prior registration before a court of law on certain grounds. Secondly, you have a right to protect your possession till the ascertainment of rights by the court.
Though a GPA can be revoked at any time by the principal.
As such, Your father can challenge the prior registration before a court of law on certain grounds. Secondly, you have a right to protect your possession till the ascertainment of rights by the court.
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