Can a GPA holder of a particular property sub-delegate his/her power to others for the purpose of sell of the concerned property?
sudip kumar (Assistant Manager - legal) 28 May 2012
Can a GPA holder of a particular property sub-delegate his/her power to others for the purpose of sell of the concerned property?
Adv.R.P.Chugh (Advocate/Legal Consultant (rpchughadvocatesupremecourt@hotmail.com)) 28 May 2012
Dear Querist,
Normal rule is a delegate cannot further sub-delegate (delegatus non potest delegare). But it can be done in situations where :-
1) The Document (GPA) itself allows;
2) The nature of authority/work - necessitates;
3) A trade custom or usage can be proved which allows such sub delegation.
sudip kumar (Assistant Manager - legal) 29 May 2012
Thank you sir for your valuable advice. I shall be thankful to you if you kindly let me know from which book I will get the points that you have cited.
sudip kumar (Assistant Manager - legal) 29 May 2012
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Thank you sir for your valuable advice. I shall be greatful to you if you kindly let me know from which book I will get the points that you have cited. |
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