Power of attorney to buy. can poa holder buy on his own name

From what you have stated,  I dont think there is anything wrong.

I think without proper legal knowledge, you and your friend are getting jittery for no valid reason.

Thank you Sir Ramachandran. So, that parenthesis does not give me any rights so I need not give anything in writing to my friend. I will if he insists. I am not jittery as I have no bad intentions. He is and this wording has spoiled our relationship.

Your friend should know that God Forbid, in case something happens to him as a purchaser, the agreement can still be pursued by his successors, legal benefectors, assignees, legal representatives etc.

That is all what it means.  It does not automatically give the ownership/ title of the property to the successors, legal representatives etc.

Your friend should also note that similar expressions would have been written for the Seller as well.

So long as your friend's name is shown as the Purchaser, he has nothing to worry.  Rest leave it to his wisdom and understanding.

Unfortunately, the expressions in parenthesis used for the Seller excluded the term "legal representatives" and therefore, because of this inconsistency, my friend started suspecting. 

Thanks for your responses.

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The title is in the name of purchased that is our friend..so he is title holder..

If you have not violated PoA in any sense and has maintained the trust of principle then your friend and you should not be anxious..

In any case ask him to show the said PoA and sale deed to a very able senior LOCAL counsel of unshakable repute and integrity specializing in revenue/civil matters and having successful track record  and …worth his/her salt…

You can also do the same and end the matter…