POA

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Certainly NO, A Power of Attorney is a legal instrument that is used to delegate legal authority to another. The person who signs (or executes) a Power of Attorney is called the Principal. The power of Attorney gives legal authority to another person (called an Agent or Attorney-in-Fact) to make property, financial and other legal decisions for the Principal.

Dear Shree Sir,

can I made  a POA to purchased immovable Property By another person on behalf of  me.....................

Try to understand my question.....................Please Give me a practical ans.

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        Simple If a Firm owned by me and I am Sole proprietor of the firm and firm wants to purchase a property because firm is not human body I being proprietor of firm can empower myself to purchase the property

yes

we also be gave the attorney to anybody for working on our behalf like a bank gave the power of attorney to their managers for work for the bank.

and other way in a legal proffession a client gave us power of attorney in the form of Vakalatnama for working on their behalf

yes, you can definately appoint a constituited Attorney for the Purchase of immovable properties but  intrestingly your admittanece as Purchaser is not required for such purchase and only the Sellers admittance of the document is important with the acceptance of the consideration money and discharge of his right titke interest. 

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Dear Friends

Certainly u can do so, now a days most of the transactions in relation to immovable properties is been done in this way to save stamp duty and registration charges. But such PoA should be given bearing in mind that it may not get revoked in future.

Regards

Firstly thanks forum and all of you,

I observed the above answers and  i finally concluded that POA  can execute my self when there is two entity are available otherwise not possible.

sanjeev desai