Power of attorney

Ashok J (Querist) 31 March 2024 This query is : Resolved
A registered absolute Power attorney to B to transfer the immovable property in the name of C, the wife of B. Later on A played fraud on B and C. Out B and C, who can initiate legal action against A

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This discussion explores a complex Power of Attorney (POA) case where A granted B the authority to transfer property to C, B's wife. However, A allegedly committed fraud against B and C. The core questions revolve around who can take legal action against A, the validity of the POA, and any time limits for property transfer. Further details about the nature of the fraud and its impact are needed for a definitive legal opinion.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 31 March 2024
B cab take legal action on A. But the Power of Attorney shall be examined to form an opinion. Is there any time limit in the power of attorned to transfer the property? Did A take any amount to transfer the property from B or C?

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 31 March 2024
Without perusal no proper opinion can be rendered, however as per you the A has played fraud on B and C, what is the fraud that A has done, in what way the B and C are affected by this?
You may revert with more details

R.K Nanda (Expert) 03 April 2024
state full details of case.

P. Venu (Expert) 03 April 2024
You have not disclosed the complete facts.

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