House Bought On Sale Agreement And Power Of Attorney

- As per Supreme Court judgement , except the registered sale deed , all the property documents are invalid and not make a person genuine owner of the property. - Further , an unregistered POA holder cannot registered sale deed in favour of other , and further after the death of your father the said POA has lost its existence . - However, as you are in possession of the property since long time , then you can approach the court for declaring the owner of the property

Dear sir, Firstly, you must note that the death of your father makes the GPA futile in the eyes of law. However, the sale agreement is still there to prove that a transaction had occurred. Now, as you have occupied the house for the past 25 years and are in indisputable possession of the same, you can use assert ownership after applying for a declaratory suit on the principles of equity. You shall also continue make all efforts to track the legal heirs of the seller as the legal heirs can easily help you out of this problem. Thank you.

You can claim right over the property both in law and equity. You need to file a declaratory suit and get the property in your name and thereafter the rest will follow

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Legally speaking it is a difficult Case but you have to go for a case against the previous owner for completion of formalities. Because POA is a waste paper after the death of Your father. Please give me Rank Five and follow me after reviewing my resume and book a consultation for further discussion and explanation if required.

Dear Sir, You can file a dummy declaration suit