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Somit (ind)     08 February 2015

Power of attorney

Sir, A power of attorney was executed by seven legal heirs of a deceased person in respect of their ancestral property (land) in favour of two persons say, A and B in the year 1994 for sale etc. In the year 1997, a portion of the said land was sold to C on the strength of the said power of attorney under a valid deed of sale but the sale deed was executed only by A. Is the sale deed valid or is it to be executed by both A and B.



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saravanan s (legal advisor)     08 February 2015

If 2 power of attorney are there then both must have signed in the sale deed otherwise it's not valid

jayakumar.R (ADVOCATE & LEGAL CONSULTANT)     08 February 2015

Both the power agents must sign, otherwise Sale deed is invalid.

Subash M R (Advocate)     08 February 2015

If B in turn executed a Power of Attorney delegating his powers in favour of A,and on the basis of that PoA A executed the sale deed, it is purely valid under the law.

Thanking you,    


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