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Power of Attorney
General Power Of Attorney- Here the person gives the right or power to another person to act legally regarding his property or any other work-related to tax payments and bank accounts. Special Power of Attorney- Here the principal (attorney) gives Special power to the agent (attorney agent) only for the specific task or work.
General Power Of Attorney- Here the person gives the right or power to another person to act legally regarding his property or any other work-related to tax payments and bank accounts.
Special Power of Attorney- Here the principal (attorney) gives Special power to the agent (attorney agent) only for the specific task or work.
WHO SHOULD USE IT?
A person who is residing abroad and is unable to come for the work or task.
A person who has some health issues or if the person is very old age or a senior citizen.
Or if the person has some other reasons for which he is unable to come and cannot conduct the transactions personally
WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS THAT NEED TO BE FULFILLED TO MAKE A POWER OF ATTORNEY LEGALLY VALID?
Firstly, the Attorney should be above the age of 18 years and cannot be a minor.
You must mention the date and place in which the document is made
Name, age, address of the principal and attorney must be mentioned in the deed.
It should also be mentioned that what are the powers have been given by the principal to the attorney.
The Deed must be signed both the principal and attorney along with 2 witnesses.
The deed must be printed on a Stamp Paper of due value depending upon the state.
HOW TO MAKE A POWER OF ATTORNEY DEED?
For property matters: -
1. You have to just Draft the power of attorney deed.
2. Take the Print on Stamp paper
3. Register at sub-registrar office after paying the requisite fees.
For non-property matters: -
1. You have to just Draft the power of attorney deed.
2. Take the Print on normal/plain paper.
3. Notary Attestation.
Although, some states now require registration for non-property matters too.
POWER OF ATTORNEY BY NON-RESIDENT INDIANS.
The procedure of granting Power of Attorney by NRIs is mentioned below:
After drafting the power of attorney for NRI, you can take a print out on plain paper.
Just visit the Indian Embassy in that respective country where the NRI is residing, get the attorney stamped and sealed from the embassy. Another method, get the attorney notarized by a Public Notary in that country and just mention the notary registration number on the seal on every page of the attorney deed.
Now, you have to send the attested deed to India only through registered post and in the favour of your friend or relative.
The relative/friend in India must get it registered in India from a sub-registrar, paying the registration fees applicable state wise.
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Frequently Asked Questions
GPA is the general power of attorney, executed by a person, for the purpose of getting generic works performed by his representative.
SPA is a special power of attorney, which is executed by a person for getting a specific task performed by his representative.
An unregistered document is not legally recognized as evidence, to prove transactions in land.
The documents should be registered only with a Sub-Registrar in whose area, the property or its part is situated. Other documents can be registered with any Sub-Registrar.
(a)In India, where the Registration Act, 1908, is in force, the Power of Attorney should be authenticated by a Sub Registrar only,
(b)In other areas, attestation should be by a Notary or diplomatic agents.
(d) Power of Attorney executed out of India should be adjudicated before the Collector of stamps after its receipt in India within prescribed time of three months.
GPA holder does not have any ownership on the property. Therefore, even if the GPA is registered with the sub-registrar's office, the GPA holder is not authorised to sell the property on the owner's behalf
- GPA/SPA holder cannot sell the property on behalf of the owner.
- They cannot undertake to perform such tasks which are not conveyed to them.
- You cannot sell a property through GPA. It is not valid in India now.
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