Can i register a 'no objection to sale' document

Narendra (Querist) 03 May 2012 This query is : Resolved
My brother needs to sell an inherited property and the buyer is requesting a power of attorney from me to my brother so that my brother can register a 'confirmation deed' on my behalf to be able to sell the property.
For this my brother and me need to go together to the registrar's office to register the PoA.
My question to the experts on this site - is there something like a 'No Objection to sell' kind of document which I can sign and get registered at the Registrars office without requiring my brother's presence.
We live in different cities and it is very difficult for us to get together to register a PoA from me.

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Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 03 May 2012
There is no such document. You can sent your duly sworn affidavit duly attested by your executiv magistrate to your brother so that he may use it while registration of the sale deed of his own share.

Mahadeva Rao G (Expert) 03 May 2012
Dear sir, As u said if it is a inherited property which your brother got to sell, I just want to check whether any partition deed is done between you brothers and who are the other beneficiaries.

IN case if it is a partitioned property which is registered and the seperate Khatha and such other relevant revenue documents are in the name of your brother then there is no need of you signing any document.

IN case if it is a oral partition done by which your brother has inherited the property from your ancestor / parents then in that case you need to execute a RELINQUISHMENT DEED relinquishing your rights and registering this RELINQUINSHMENT DEED, this should be sufficient or the best thing is to be a CONSENTING WITNESS TO THE DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE TO BE EXECUTED BY YOUR BROTHER IN FAVOUR OF ANY PROSPECTIVE BUYERS.

IN CASE IS YOU REQUIRE FURTHER ASSISTANCE YOU CAN FEEL FREE TO WRITE TO ME

With Warm Regards,

Mahadeva Rao G. ADVOCATE
sohan1912@rediffmail.com
9845285555.

Nadeem Qureshi (Expert) 04 May 2012
Dear Narendra
There is no such documnet as Mr. Makkad explain.I agree with him

Shashikant V. Patil (Expert) 04 May 2012
Mr. Mahadevan is right as , if the property is still joint family property, then for sale any part of thereof, all the owners and co-owners are required to be present for sale.