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Power of Attorney for Joint Holders


23-Aug-2023 (In Property Law)
Have a ancestral property from my late grandmother now transferred to the legal heirs of her son ( late my father) so the plot is now in joint ownership of my brother, mother and me. We want sell this plot now. My bother is based in Kenya so can't come for registration at the time of sale. So please advise if my brother can give a Power of attorney to me or my mother to sell the plot. Also, kindly confirm as to how do i get the POA done and get it attested. Please confirm process. Thank you
Answers (2)

Answer #1
648 votes
As from the facts, yes he can execute the registered gpa permitting you to execute the sale deed.

The procedure is that where your brother is staying from there only he need to execute the GPA or before Ambessy shoul attest the same.

There after you need under adjudication process before the authority.

If interest contact us or contact any counsel known to you.

Answer #2
800 votes
your mother cannot sell the property without power of attorney of your brother. He can give the power of attorney to you or your mother. Stamp duty is not required within the family. So you can drafted the power of attorney by notary Government of India and it should be notarized. If he is in abroad he is embose the power of attorney in abroad and send it back to India. If you need any further information please contact me with the document.

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