A person is seeking advice on selling land after their father, who had granted a Power of Attorney (POA), passed away two years ago. The father had two sons, and the POA is no longer valid. The main questions revolve around ownership rights, the need for the other son's consent to sell, and the possibility of registering a share separately. It's confirmed that the POA is cancelled upon the grantor's death, and the property devolves equally among the legal heirs (the two sons and the mother, if alive and if the father died intestate). If co-heirs disagree on selling, a partition suit can be filed.