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Property dispute due to power of attorney
28-Nov-2023 (In Property Law)
We are living in the house since 1980 that was on the name of my uncle. It was on POA. Later my uncle transfer the ground floor on my father's name via POA. Now can my uncle or his son (in the matter of my uncle's death) asks us to vacate the house?
Please suggest the possible remedies to sort out this issue.
they can ask you to vacate the house only if 2 conditions are satisfied - (1) if they can show a better instrument than a power of attorney that may have conferred ownership right on your uncle - like a sale deed or gift deed, and (2) if the power of attorney by which the property was transferred in your father's name was subsequently revoked.
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Adv. Kawaljit Singh Bhatia
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Any transfer for consideration amount through registered GPA is final and binding on the seller/transferor. in your case i will have to read the GPA and those papers transferred in your name to know the extent of their strength. if transfer is as per transfer of property act than its all right.
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Adv. Rajinder Pal Singh
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