Gpa cum sale

Dear Mr.Verma, 

In my view such affidavit is not required for the simple reason that it is not a contract of agency whereby one person (here Z) appoints another as is constituted attorney to deal with property on his behalf. It is an out and out SALE, just disguised as a GPA cum Agreement to Sell. This kind of agency is irrevocable means the person cannot revoke it and it is not revoked even on his death, this is called as an agency coupled with interest. Hence since it is irrevocable and is meant as a sale - no affidavit is required. 

Try reasoning it out with the panel lawyer ! 

Feel free to talk !

i have similiar querry sir,   

One Mr.X along with his wife and son had executed a registered gereral power of attorney by taking consideration amount in favour of Mr.Y  one year back, and also all of them have signed an affidavit and receipt for having received amount. Recently the principal executant i.e., Mr.X had expired. Mr.Y had sold the property after the death of Mr,X without knowing that Mr.X had expired. I want to know what happens if son or wife of Mr.X makes any legal claim over the property stating that the sale had occurred after the death of Mr.X

i have similiar querry sir,   

One Mr.X along with his wife and son had executed a registered gereral power of attorney by taking consideration amount in favour of Mr.Y  one year back, and also all of them have signed an affidavit and receipt for having received amount. Recently the principal executant i.e., Mr.X had expired. Mr.Y had sold the property after the death of Mr,X without knowing that Mr.X had expired. I want to know what happens if son or wife of Mr.X makes any legal claim over the property stating that the sale had occurred after the death of Mr.X