A partition deed executed by multiple parties generally should be signed by all parties simultaneously.
While the Registration Act allows for documents executed at different times, it's best practice for all parties involved in a partition deed to sign at the same time. This ensures that all parties are present and aware of the terms of the agreement at the same time.
A partition deed is a legal document that divides a property among co-owners, and it requires the consent of all parties involved.
Signing by all parties at the same time demonstrates mutual agreement and ensures that everyone is aware of the terms of the partition.
If one or more parties to partition may not be available for registration, they can authorise any close relative as their power of attorney agent to execute the documents on their behalf, by following the proper legal procedures to obtain and adjudicate the power of attorney deed.