JASWANT VIJAY AGNIHOTRI (AIR ARMY) 29 September 2017
SHREY DAMBHARE 29 September 2017
Mr. Agnihotri, You are raising question and answering that question at the same time. Your first question answer is affirmative. However, here it seems something is fishy. The original owner died in suspicious circumstances. Then Power of Attorney is there and registration after 20 years. You are also saying document is forged. I think you should file police complaint. As to the escheat proceeding. I think there is special legislation also there called as Rajasthan Escheatment Regulation Act where you have to intimidate Collector or Tehsildar. After that Collector or Tehsildar makes inquiry and continues escheatment proceedings.
JASWANT VIJAY AGNIHOTRI (AIR ARMY) 29 September 2017
Siddharth Srivastava (Advocate) 29 September 2017
On death of executant the POA stand lapse so since even if it is taken that POA was executed in 1997 then on death of executant in 1998 the POA stand lapsed. so in 2017 the alleged POA holder cannot sell the property on the basis of POA. As per law if the sale is through POA then there should also be valid receipt, and possession must also be handed over. Mere executed of POA does not amount to sale. If class -1 legal heirs are not available then the property shall be inherited by class-2 legal heirs. If there sino class -1 or 2 legal heirs then property shall devolve and shall belong to state. The sale can be challenged by way of suit. Consult a lawyer with all details.