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Nagesh (private empolyment)     07 March 2022

Gpa

can a Seller appoint the purchaser as his gpa holder


Quick Summary
This discussion explores the legality of a property seller appointing the purchaser as a GPA (General Power of Attorney) holder. It clarifies that an individual purchaser can be granted a POA, but not a firm or company. The scenario detailed involves a seller granting a special POA to one of the purchasers to present and admit the execution of the sale deed.

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G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.)     07 March 2022

Power of Attorney is given in the name of individuals, and their roles/designations/status may not be a bar in giving POA.

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Advocate Bhartesh goyal (advocate)     07 March 2022

Yes,seller can appoint purchaser as his attorney and give him poa but purchaser should be individual as person and not firm or company or corporation.

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Dr J C Vashista (Advocate)     08 March 2022

What is the relevance of granting PoA to a purchaser ?

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Nagesh (private empolyment)     08 March 2022

Case in detail : (A) is the absolute owner of the property. And he is selling the property to (B) and his wife (C) (both are individuals)

(A) being the seller  has executed a GPA  in favour of (B) (one of the purchaser) empowering him to present and admit the execution of the the  Sale Deed.  (it appears more or less like a Special Power of Attorney)

Is that okay ?

regards

 


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