Power of Attorney

yes friend you can very well execute a power of attorney in your brothers nameand he can very well sell the property in he absence of your father

1.  one power of attorney is enough in that you have to clearly specify clauses that is it is executed for operating bank locker and to sell the property

2.  you have to execute the power of attorney in usa only and i think  attestation should be done by a notary in usa that is enough

3. where is the property situated.......

11th October, 2010

Namaste,

Dear Friend,

You can absolutly make POA in your brother's name and POA must be notarized in USA. After making POA send it to your brother, he can use all the powers which are confired by your father in your brother's name. Remember the POA must be contain all the requirements which you wish to execute.

Hai Friends

As Nayan and Naveenath said You can Make POA.

One think as per banks norms, bankers will have a special format please enquire. For bank you have to handover the original POA.

For proprety - the POA should contain details about the property,its should specify the details of the property, After geting notarized from US its should be adjudicated. For adjudication you have lot of formalities, Normally you will recive the POA  by Post or courier, postal cover with seal should be attached for adjudication.  Please enquire with District Registrar Office.

After adjudication you can sell or purchase the property.

Regards

Saravanakumar

+91 9842215442

Hai Friends

As Nayan and Naveenath said You can Make POA.

One think as per banks norms, bankers will have a special format please enquire. For bank you have to handover the original POA.

For proprety - the POA should contain details about the property,its should specify the details of the property, After geting notarized from US its should be adjudicated. For adjudication you have lot of formalities, Normally you will recive the POA  by Post or courier, postal cover with seal should be attached for adjudication.  Please enquire with District Registrar Office.Normally Adjudication done only in District Registrar OFFICE

After adjudication you can sell or purchase the property.

Regards

Saravanakumar

+91 9842215442

Hai Dear Friend,

As already suggested by Navneet and Nayan your father can execute a General Power of Attorney (GPA). It can be used for the bank purposes as well as for selling the property belonging to your father. It can be notarised in your jurisdictional residence of your father and the original sent to your brother in India. However the GPA has to be Adjudicated in the residential jurisdiction of your brother in India in the District Registrar's office by paying the necessary applicable fee. Also please specify in the GPA all the necessary things which your father intends his son to do with his property and also clearly specify the schedule of the property intended to be sold in the GPA.

Regards,

Ramesh D Shah

+91 9845328016