Can power of attorney be used to execute sale deed in favour of spouse
Registered power of attorney was executed in 2007 on basis of which, the POA holder, who is not blood relative (or any sort of relative) executed a sale deed in 2008 in favour of his wife.
POA was issued on ₹100 stamp paper (ammendment of ₹500 came after 2013) and stamp duty of 4% was paid on the sale deed executed in 2008.
The sale deed does not have photos, signature or thumb impressions of POA issuers, only POA holders signature photos and thumb impressions are present in sale deed.
Is the sale deed valid? POA act states that it should not be used by attorney for personal benefit. In this case property (farm lands) were sold to his wife which I feel is personal benefit.
No proof of him or his wife being farmers were presented in sale deed or available till date while purchasing this farm land.
What can be done in this case?
Asked 3 years ago in Property Law
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