Is power of attorney mandatory??

Dear, on the basis of the NOC your father has not transfered the property in your name. your father sister can execute reliquishment deed in favour of your father , now the GPA is required to sold out the property to the buyer.

Subhash kumar, adv

 The additional documentation of Power of attorney will protect the buyer from any future issues and hence may be given.

vasudevan

Thank you all for your reply. Does it mean that with the NOC I will be able to transfer the property in the name of my father? In that case, should I make a fresh set of documents and get it registered in Tamil nadu?

Section 17(1)(b) of the Registration Act makes it mandatory that any document creating, declaring, assigning etc. any interest in immovable property exceeding one hundred rupees be registered. Otherwise, the same does not confer any right. So, you have to get a registered instrument from your father's sisters for relinquishment of their shares or for getting authority to execute any document.

according to my opinion apart from NOC, your father sisters should execute registered relinquisment deed or registered power of attorney infavour of your father, then your father will get absolute rights over the property

Thanks all for your inputs. The documents pertaining to  the property are very old and if in case a new set of the document needs to made in my fathers name, what procedures will that entail? 

Best to get a Deed of Release executed by ur fathers sisters reliquishing the rights,title over the schedule property....Further get the  Deed of Release registered in the concerned SRO to be one safer side