VRK (business) 09 December 2021

Agpa/asgpa give title?

ASGPA work like same GPA or any else?? My brother taken Agreement of sale cum GPA from owner of 500 square yards in 2009, now principal are alive or not don't know, my brother has sale agreement and possession from long back, my bother can get title? need register sale deed for title?? if its only GPA principal not alive its not valid, but it is ASGPA , can claim title if principal not live?

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This discussion explores whether an Agreement of Sale cum General Power of Attorney (ASGPA) can grant property title, especially if the principal is no longer alive. While a GPA or sale agreement alone doesn't confer title, and long possession doesn't automatically grant ownership, there might be benefits under Section 202 of the Contract Act. The key question is whether an ASGPA, unlike a standard GPA, can still be valid for claiming title in such circumstances.

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Advocate Bhartesh goyal (advocate) 09 December 2021

GPA or Agreement to sell does not confer title,right and interest in propertyOne can not claim ownership rights on basis of long possession of property.