Registration after sale agreement

The sale agreement and the power of attorney are two different subjects.

However both the deeds do not confer title to the property.

You cannot enforce the execution of sale deed without approaching the court for relief.

If you do not want to approach court seeking direction to the seller, then you may have to lose the property and the money what you have invested.

The power of attorney deed is not a title document, even if the seller is executing a POA deed under compulsion or coercion, he may  take steps to cancel the same subsequently then this deed will become infructuous hence you may have to waste your time, energy and money on such fictitious ideas. 

The Attorney is authorised by the executant accordingly it is valid if the attroney is ready and willing to proceed as per agreement.

Terms & conditions of agreement to sell /purchase shall govern the subject matter where it must have been explained as to what is to be done if either the purchaser or seller do not honour his / her commitment.

However, you should issue a legal notice and demand the seller (or his attorney) to execute sale deed within limitation of agreement stating wiliingness and readyness for making payment of balance of consideration on your part of agreement, as agreed failing which you shall initiate legal action.  

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