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Rights of the co-owner in a property? Can one of them sell property?


28-Feb-2023 (In Property Law)
Hello sir or madam can u plz tell me if any co owner executes registered gpa and spa along with notorized agreement to sale(but there is no sale deed) to some one without taking the consent of other co-owners in year 2002 who is not in blood relation at all.. can tht person will become owner this property or not. Can I take any legal action against tht person? And tht lady co-owners is now aged 85 years.plz sir advice me
Answers (3)

Answer #1
665 votes
Hello, yes you can take legal action anytime, notarized agreement will not be a valid document to sale that property. If there is no sale deed then that person cannot be a legal owner. Further guidance please revert back.
Jayatee Chatterjee
Answer #2
965 votes
One co- owner can only transfer his or share of the property, either directly or through a power of attorney. If shares of other persons are being transferred, you can take legal action. For a detailed advise, please contact us with full details so that we can help you more effectively.
Answer #3
703 votes
Sir, you can certainly seek legal action and protection of your rights and the protection of the rights of your aged co owner and redeem your property especially if there has been foulplay etc by the third party. Rgds

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