Legal opinion

This is a very complicated matter, if all the GPA could have been alive it would have been a different matter. Get  the legal heirs and apply your 2nd solution made above.

Dear Sir,

My mother- in-law's mother (who is dead now) had her ancestrol land as she had no brothers. Due to some reason they mortgaged the documents of the land in a bank. Later the banker sent notices to get the documents back after reapaying the loan through court. 

Now all the members of my mother- in -law do not know where the documents are. They tried to find out the whereabout of the document but no body helps them even lawyers. Because there is an involvement of a senior lawyer  who is cousin brother of my Mother-in-Law .

We doubt that they have forged the documents and changed the property in their names.  Becaues we hear that the lands are sold to others who cultivate the lands now.

How can we know where is the document? or How can we get the documents?

Please help us!

We are from Tamil Nadu

dear radha kishen , 

                                   10th gpa holder legal heirs surely ask fr some amt to sign if u can do that nly thn u can get out of ths prob nd it should be all legal heirs of 10th gpa holderbecoz in future any of the legal heirs can create prob fr u ... so get sign of al his/her  legal heirs ...

dear querist,

1.now there are some changes in procedure related to registaration due to some state amendements including no sale of property through GPA except if the gpa holder is one in blood relation ,
but as normal procedure your answers are follwoing-\

1.nope ractification sale ded can not be made in the absence of purchaser.

2.yes 10th gpa holder name can be included in the sale deed by amneding it but the presence of 10th share holder is necessary now  or if you can proove his consent or inclusion then can be done in absence and make application for amendment of sale deed.

3.if he is dead then not necessary to include him in prsent scenario or next transactions but name is necvessary on those transactions like above when he was alive.feel free to call

A Power of Attorney is valid until the PoA giver is alive. IF the 10th GPA has passed away, then his legal heirs will have to issue a PoA and nominate the GPA to sign on their behalf.

This becomes complicated and hence registrations done on PoA basis should be done very quickly and the best option is to register the sale deed with the buyer and seller directly.

S Jadhav