Can a POA give a power to other

Sundaravadivel (Querist) 03 August 2015 This query is : Resolved
A mother and her two sons are the owners of land totalling 10 grounds
One of the sons was given a Power by other owners say mother and the son with a specific clause saying that the POA can appoint or delegate his powers to another person to develop the property by construction of flats. Now the original POA delegated his powers to a builder to construct flats and sell. Both the POA got registered. Under the circumstances whether we can enter in to an agreement with the vendor viz the 2nd POA for purchase of a flat is legal. Is there any section under contract act or supreme court judgement or order support in this. Pl clarify in detail sundaravadivel Br Mgr. Syndicate Bank

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Sundaravadivel (Querist) 15 August 2015
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Anirudh (Expert) 15 August 2015
As the original POA had granted specific power to the POA to appoint or delegate his powers to another person, and since both the POAs have been duly registered the second POA is valid. The purchase of the property through the 2nd PAO would be legally protected, if otherwise there is no other encumbrance.

Sundaravadivel (Querist) 15 August 2015
Thank u sir

Guest (Expert) 15 August 2015
You have to First Confirm whether the Mother and Two Sons are Alive.Meet them in Person when the Power Holder the Son could Execute Power in Favour of Another One Even All the Three Could Do the Same Together Also.Confirm and Clarify With them.Also Apply For EC Atleast For 25 years to till Date.Get Confirmed About All this with a Local Good Advocate and then Proceed to Avoid Complications and Litigations In Future.

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