Cherian Varghese 06 June 2018
Raghav Arora 06 June 2018
Hi! Thanks for the question! Here two scenarios are possible -
1. If the GPA was coupled with an Agreement/Will or any such document that contained clauses and conditions regarding the transaction - then that document will be referred to and the General Power Of Attorney ( GPA ) holder will be allowed to or prohibited from selling/disposing of the property in question.
2. If the GPA was not coupled with any such document - then you will have to get a fresh GPA executed by the Class I legal heirs of the seller who executed the GPA. So this is the course of action that you should be following now.
Please feel free to ask further questions if any!