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chanchal sharma   30 June 2022

Power of attorney

My father was a power attorney on behalf of his sowrn sister (no blood relation) and was defending a suit for possession of property since 1999 now the appeal is in the Hon'ble Delhi High Court. Last year in 2022, I lost my father to Covid. I want to know whether my father's sowrn sister can execute the Power of Attorney in my name? As it is clear that I am not related to her by blood will that be an issue?

If the answer is yes and she can execute the PoA in my favour, then which case law supports this situation.

Thanks



Quick Summary
Following the death of the original Power of Attorney holder (your father), you're inquiring if his sworn sister can transfer the PoA to you. This is particularly relevant as you are not related by blood. The key consideration is the principal's trust in the proposed new attorney. You are seeking legal guidance and case law to support this transfer.

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kavksatyanarayana (subregistrar/supdt.(retired))     30 June 2022

If the principal (who is executing the POA) has trust in you, he/she may authorize you as his/her agent.

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chanchal sharma   30 June 2022

Thankyou for your prompt reply.


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