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Rakeshh Gawale   20 June 2025

Irrevocable power of attorney

Four Principals A, B, C, D executed an Irrevocable General PoA in the name of Agent E in 2004 with Jointly or Severally rights to develop and sell plots, in Maharashtra.

A and B have no share in the subject-matter.

C hand D have equal and divisible share in the subject matter.

A and B have no interest in the subject matter.

A and B, both passed away in 2008.

C and D do not get the PoA revoked, nor do they publish any public notice about the PoA becoming void due to the death of A and B.

E sells a plot from C's share to F vide registered Sale deed in 2012 by virtue of the PoA.

Q1. Does the PoA become void due to death of A and B?

Q2. Were the other Principals C & D required to revoke the PoA or at least publish a public notice?

Q2. What will happen to the registered Sale deed of F?



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