Query on general power of attorney for selling property
YATHISH
(Querist) 03 April 2014
This query is : Resolved
I have received site documents from Land owner for lawyer verification. I have gone through the documents and the issue is as follows:
1) There is a lady (Say Mrs. A) aged arroung 75 years, was the owner of the site (as on 2005). Her husband passed away long back before 2005. The property earned by her husband was divided among her and her 4 sons. Total 5 shares. I got a "PARTITION DEED" where all the details are mentioned.
The site which i am looking to buy belongs to the lady (Mrs. A) through PPARTITION DEED.
Mrs A has given GPA (General power of Attorney) to 2 persons (say Mr. B and Mr C).
Current Land owner (Say Mr. D) purchased from Mr. B who is GPA representative of Mrs. A.
In the "ABSOLUTE SALE DEED", only signature of Mr. B is present.
In GPA letter, there is a statement like "Either jointly or any of them individually" can sell or manage the property.
I have following question.
Is it mandatory to take the signature of both GPA representatives of Mrs. A i.e., Mr. B, Mr. C?
Can anybody suggest me to purchase this property?.
2) In GPA, It is mentioned that the property is surrounded as follows:
East by: Road
West by: Private property
North by: Sy no. 101/3
South by: Sy. no. 86/2
In Sale aggrement, It is mentioned that the property is surrounded as follows:
East by: Private property
West by: Private property
North by: Sy no. 101/3
South by: Sy. no. 86/2
In PARTITION DEED, It is mentioned that the property is surrounded as follows:
East by: Road
West by: Road
North by: Private property
South by: Private property
The above property is converted to Layout and the sourroundings of current site I am looking to buy is currectly mentioned in current owner's ABSOLUTE SALE DEED.
My question is as follws:
Is the information mentioned in GPA, Sale agreement, PARTITION DEED are wrong by mistake?.
Will this mistake have any bad effect in future?
Can anybody suggest me to purchase this property?.
YATHISH
(Querist) 03 April 2014
Please suggest me for my query
Devajyoti Barman
(Expert) 03 April 2014
Visit a local lawyer and show him all papers. It is not that difficult.
Without seeing the deeds no proper advice can be given.
Rajendra K Goyal
(Expert) 03 April 2014
Consult a local lawyer and show him all the documents.
