Validity of GPA

when did you purchased before judgment of SC or after judgement of court.

may the recent judgement of SC on GPA please be explained

Yes, If A purchased by way of sale/ conveyance deed from C it is valid.  He can transfer the property on behalf of D, C will not claim owner ship basing on GPA. 

In this Judgement SC stated that No person hold the property through GPA or SA. If any person holds the property through GPA or SA, he is not having right title, interest over the property. He will not get mutations in his favor in Municipal Records or Revenue Records.

if the property purchased before this judgement then no need to worry but not after.

GPA  have it's own act , So  without paying stamp duty is invalid but after regirtered GPA & stamped too , it is valid . owner must  be present before registrar, GPA   are unattached part of all deals , So Powers of  acts & property can be given but  stamp duty to be paid , it was there even before judgment of SC. SC * government want more stamp duty & no invalid transactions , So judgment is for that . But from stamp duty government getting taxes from all sections of people , So tax payers are not 8% now they are like 100% from the past 35 years .  stamp duty increases from 2 % to 27% from last 15 years . Is it not double taxation on all indians .

27 %  from all income taxes &  getting more year by year , So now a days politicians pays elections funds by stamp duty charges from last 15 years , good know

what government is giving in return of stamp duty as comfort ?  mp duty , I think   these  black britishers are worst than real britishers.

Dear Experts!

A puchased it in Feb 2008.

valid purchase

Dear Mr. Vasudeva Rao,

If 'SALE DEED'  has been executed and registered in your favour then you will have a complete 'title' to the land.  If you have not got the SALE DEED registered in your favour, then merely having GPA in your hand will not ensure proper title to the property.  In other words, without execution and registration of the SALE DEED, the  purchase transaction of immovable property in your favour cannot be said to be legally complete.