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power of attorney from father who is in convicted and is in jail
30-Mar-2023 (In Property Law)
sir, regards.... myself working in police services age 23 years. sir my father is in jail and he is convicted in a case of ndps and got 10 years of imprisonment. out of which he is already in jail for last 5years and 3 mnths. sir we want that myself or my mother should get power of attorney from my father ... is there any provision that we can get this work done... we want to get p.o.a of house and agricultural land. kindly give me an advice on this. ill be very grateful to u.
In response to your query, I would like to opine that if u want the rights towards transfer or selling of ur father's property then the POA need to be registered before Sub Registrar. First, u take consent of your father and get a draft of the said POA be prepared by some lawyer of repute. Thereafter after taking appointment with jail authorities, get the same signed by both the parties in presence of the witnesses. Try if any of the witness could be from jail officials itself. Post this apply for its registration before concerned SR office and if he is satisfied that the same has been executed by the principal itself then he can allow the registration in your father absence else you need to check with them as SR or any official authorized by him to get the same ratified by visiting the jail. Thanks
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Adv. Nitesh Kumar
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with reference of the case file an application in the parent court for parole of your father with reasons of parole. Don't forget to mention the reasons for parole.
In the prayer of the application u will pray to the court for granting the parole for special power of attorney by the accused in favour of his wife or son.
In the prayer of the application u will pray to the court for granting the parole for special power of attorney by the accused in favour of his wife or son.
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Adv. Ankit Gupta
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yes your father can execute a power of atorny in favor of your mother. it is right of your father and mother and they can fully used it without any break with the permission of the concern magistrate.
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Adv. Jitendra Kumar Pandey
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