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self execution of sale deed by GPA holder

(Querist) 18 July 2011 This query is : Resolved 
'A' is a person having a 'GPA cum Agrement for sale' executed by 'B' ( the owner) in his favour after paying full sale considertion to B by A ,for a s house in bangalore and taking possession of the same.This GPA cum agrement is notarised during 1996.
During 2001 this A has executed an 'absolute sale deed' registered in sub registered office, noting the details of the seller'B' and purchaser 'A',---- signed by only'A' as 'VENDER'the GPA holder. This deed does'nt carry any signture of the seller 'B'
My question is' can a GPA holder of a property execute a registered absolute sale deed in his favour ie. 'self' both as a seller and purchaser bearing his signature'. Is that sale deed admissible and valid?
R.Ramachandran (Expert) 19 July 2011
If a power of attorney has been appointed (in this case "A"), the signature of the principal ("B") is not necessary for execution of the sale deed.
The purchaser can be anybody (it can be "A" himself).
The transaction is perfectly valid. What is of paramount importance to note is whether "B" is alive or not when the GPA executes the sale deed.
prabhakar singh (Expert) 19 July 2011
your question is' can a GPA holder of a property execute a registered absolute sale deed in his favour ie. 'self' both as a seller and purchaser bearing his signature'. Is that sale deed admissible and valid?

MY ANSWER IS YES SUBJECT TO FACT THAT GPA IS
REGISTERED AND GPA WRITER /ORIGINAL OWNER WAS ALIVE ON THE DATE GPA HOLDER GOT ON HIS OWN SALE DEED EXECUTED IN HIS FAVOR.


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