Status of property
mukesh jain
(Querist) 25 June 2012
This query is : Resolved
we four, known to each other, decided to we we purchase X property and all of us had registered agreement of sale with seller. one of our four,one partner gave registered power of attorney to Mr.A and on the date of registration it was duly paid and registered in the name of four of us(one as registered attorney).
now we have come to know that on the date of registration the joint purchaser who had given the attorney to Mr.A for purchasing the land was dead.
what is our legal status, as dead co- purchaser legal heirs in not taking any action against the attorney.
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 25 June 2012
POA expires immediately on the expiry of Principal so that purchase by using the POA issued by a person dead on that day is totally illegal though the purchase in favour of other 3 persons is valid. A sale cannot be made in favour of the dead person so sale-deed qua that extent is illegal. If legal heirs of the deceased are not active then nothing can be made.
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 25 June 2012
POA expires immediately on the expiry of Principal so that purchase by using the POA issued by a person dead on that day is totally illegal though the purchase in favour of other 3 persons is valid. A sale cannot be made in favour of the dead person so sale-deed qua that extent is illegal. If legal heirs of the deceased are not active then nothing can be made.
