You are resident of Baroda
you are at liberty to execute registered POA in favour of relative staying in Punjab
it has to be executed on stamp paper of Rs 500 or franked
I am a resident of Baroda Gujarat and I have got ancestral land in mutation from my father who stayed in chattisgarh state. When I approached the sub registrar at Baroda to issue a Power of Attorney in favour of my relative staying in Punjab to sell or do any transaction with this land, she has denied to make it. She is saying such POS cannot be made and making all sort of issues like payment of duty has to be done etc. Please advise whether such a POA can be made at Baroda or not? Thanks & Regards,
If this power of attorney can be legally made at Baroda, how to go about it ? Please send me all the steps required to make it quickly
You are resident of Baroda
you are at liberty to execute registered POA in favour of relative staying in Punjab
it has to be executed on stamp paper of Rs 500 or franked
No validation for domestic POA that is made in India is require the validation in case POA is made and notarised abroad then it is required. yes, the power of Attorney is valid universal whether given in any state
You may have to get the power of attorney deed registered with the concerned sub registrar within which jurisdiction the immovable property situate.
The applicable stamp duty has to be paid for registering the POA deed.
The sub-registrar cannot deny to register the POA deed if the deed is correct in all aspects.
You can prefer an appeal against the decision of the sub-registrar before the district registrar with all relevant records and seek his intervention as well direction to the concerned sub-registrar to register the deed.
A power of attorney is accepted in all states, but the rules and requirements differ from state to state. ... The person named in a power of attorney to act on your behalf is commonly referred to as your "agent" or "attorney-in-fact." With a valid power of attorney, your agent can take any action permitted in the document.
You prepare the power of attorney deed through a document writer in Baroda, present it for registration before the sub-registrar, ask her to return it in writing giving reasons and relevant law for returning the document without registering it, if the observations are compliant, you can comply with it and represent or if the reasons stated by her is unjustified, you may prefer an appeal before the district registrar.
If you dont get any relief from the district registrar too then you can approach IG registration for relief.
1. The sub-registrar is either a fool or trying to fool you. The GPA can be executed even in Chattisgarh to authorise the agent residing in Punjab.
2. If you are residing in Baroda then you can execute GPA in Baroda.
3. Get it drafted by a lawyer and then get it registered,
Yes poa can be made anywhere but need to be registered. Ideally it's better to make it where property belongs.
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POA can be made anywhere you live. the purpose of POA is to give authority to someone as you cannot go or do the work on the required place.
You can prepare POA anywhere on Rs 50 stamp paper and get it registered. do not forget to get it prepared cautiously by a lawyer only as mistakes can cost you heavily.
the attorney holder then can use it to transfer your property on your behalf.
if any official denies it then file a RTI application that why the attorney transfer is not being done and under which rule or law. you will get his objection in writing then you can move to court if you have adequate grounds and get directions from there.
good luck
POA is a public document once it is executed. You can execute a POA in favor of any person at any place at anytime to act on your behalf in your absence. Your right in personam gets transformed to right in rem once POA is executed. It doesn't require any stamp duty in proportion to sale consideration of the property. It has stipulated franking or stamp of RS. 300/- getting which POA can be executed.
Its advisable to stay in loop and accept sale consideration into your bank account vis-a-vis POA so that there are least chance of it being misused.