Can GPA Holder refuse to do registration?

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 18 June 2010 This query is : Resolved
Respected Experts,

Here I am submitting a doubt for ur clarification.

“A” has executed a General Power of Attorney in favour of “B” to do sale transaction etc., on his behalf. Accordingly “B” has executed an Agreement of Sale in favour of “C” and received total consideration, but no Sale Deed was duly registered on some reasons, at that time. Now “A” has expired. So “B “is refused to do registration in favour of “C” on the ground that “A” is no more.

In such a case what “C” should do? I think that in the event of death of “A” the powers vested with “B” on the basis of said GPA, stands cancelled and that he has no right to do registration etc., as per law.

Plz. Clarify.

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R.R. KRISHNAA (Expert) 18 June 2010
C has a remedy to seek specific relief against the legal heirs of A to execute sale deed in his favour.

Best regards.,

Shivasurya (Expert) 19 June 2010
Obsolutely correct, I agree with Mr. R.R. Krishna

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