Anandakumar R (Advocate) 13 March 2009
Hi Friends
A Deed of Power of Attorney executed by 5 principal regarding their joint family property to one Agent on 25.6.1996. One of the Principal died on 19.4.1999. The Power of Attorney holder (agent) sold the entire property as power given by the above said principals on 20./3.2006. Whether the power of attorney holder exeucted a sale deed is valid or not? whether the one of the principal died the entire deed of Power of attorney invalid or not?
JAGADEESH GOVIND (ADVOCATE) 13 March 2009
Dear Mr.Anandakumar,
The Power Of Attorney becomes invalid upon the death of the Principal.Hence the Sale deed executed by the POA Holder is void.
JAGAN
M. PIRAVI PERUMAL (Advocate & Consumer Rights) 13 March 2009
The sale of share in respect of the deceased principal alone becomes void.
M. PIRAVI PERUMAL (Advocate & Consumer Rights) 13 March 2009
The entire POA does not become invalid or void.
Anandakumar R (Advocate) 13 March 2009
Swami Sadashiva Brahmendra Sar (Nil) 14 March 2009
nature of power of attorny is to be examined. was it revocable or irrevocable?
BHANU RASPUTRA (ADVOCATE & SOLICITOR divyatta.r@gmail.com) 14 March 2009
power in reespect of principal who died is invalid and void. share in respect of person died is not valid.
P.Elamaran (Law Officer in a CPSU) 14 March 2009
The said PoA based property transaction is void only to the extent of the share of deceaced principal.
Uma parameswaran (lawyer) 16 March 2009
The property sold by the power of attorney is join property .So the death of the one of the title holder (Principal) should made the entire sale deed invalid.
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