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power of attorney

Guest (Querist) 30 July 2011 This query is : Resolved 
Hi Experts,

This is Balram from Delhi. I really need your favor. I do not know how to proceed.

I have purchased a flat and before transfer of ownership the owner had died, and I have a power of attorney between the parents of the dead owner & me. The above flat is purchased by loan and I have been paying the EMI on regular basis in the name of dead person. Can I make a registry in the name of my parents after the full payment of the loan amount on basis of my power of attorney?

Please, let me know, what should i do ? I would highly appreciate your valuable reply.

Thank You.

Balram
prabhakar singh (Expert) 30 July 2011
you are BALRAM you can do any thing you like.who told you /or advised you to pay emi of a dead person??can you attach the document you name a power of attorney between the parents of the dead owner& you????

why did you fail to take opinion before entering in such a contract,now you seem to be on mercy of the heirs of dead owner.
DEFENSE ADVOCATE.-firmaction@g (Expert) 30 July 2011
If POA IS registered you can get the sale deed registered.
jatin sharma (Expert) 30 July 2011
never balram after the death of person the power of attorney is void.
Advocate Bhartesh goyal (Expert) 31 July 2011
Now sale deed can be registered only through legal heirs of deceased owner.power of attorney given by deceased to you is now waste paper after his death.
M V Gupta (Expert) 31 July 2011
The facts narrated by the querist are confusing and not clear. How could the parents of the owner give u the POA in respect of property which does not belong to them? what does the POA provide? Why u have to pay the EMI of the owner? Have u got any agreement for sale from the owner? In the absence of all the relevant details giving a proper guidance is not possible.
Kirti Kar Tripathi (Expert) 31 July 2011
You have to persuade the legal heirs of dead person, otherwise, you will in trouble.


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