Sale deed-can a authorized signatory (not power of attorney) sign under "attorney of the vendors"

All the perosns should sign the sale deed and you must demand caopy of POA or authorization for signatories.

Sale deed should be signed by either land developer  or by general power of Attorney  holder but can't  be signed by alleged authorized signatory who has no written document. It is pertinent to  clear that the general power of Attorney  holder can't  deligate his power to another person unless there is specific clause permitting sub delegation. 

1. The authorised signatory cannot sign or execute the registered sale deed on behalf of his boss/builder, it is an illegal practice and if disputed about this at a later stage, then this execution would not be legally maintainable. 

2. When the authorisation itself is not legally valid then the subsequent question does not arise. 

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