Srikanth Yarlagadda 21 January 2021

Agreement cum irrevocable power of attorney

We had agreement cum irrevocable power of attorney from builder.we occupied the flat 3 months back and I want to know is this enough legally as owner or any further required . please give the details.,

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An Agreement cum Irrevocable Power of Attorney from a builder, while allowing you to occupy a flat, does not typically confer legal ownership. It's generally advisable to have a sale deed executed by the builder to secure perfect and legal title. The presumption is often that you provided the land for development. Consulting a local advocate is recommended to review your specific agreement and POA clauses to ensure all legal requirements for full ownership are met.

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Advocate Bhartesh goyal (advocate) 21 January 2021

Agreement cum power of attorney does not confer ownership title better get executed sale deed from builder for perfect and legal ownership.

G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 22 January 2021

The presumption is that you are the owner of the land and given it for development. Contact a local advocate, let him study the agreement and POA clauses and he may study other legal requirements for getting a good title to you.