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My father acquired the land through an act and passed away in 1991. My mother (father's wife) executed a registered General Power of Attorney (GPA) in 1994 for all her four sons and sold the property in the same year. However, she did not include her daughter in the GPA or family tree. Now, after 25 years, the daughter is claiming a right to the property. This is the fifth transaction for us, and she was married before 2005. Does she have the right to claim the property now?
Sir, since the GPA was executed in 1994, and the daughter was not included, her claim might be challenged on grounds of the legal formalities followed at that time. However, since she is making the claim now, it is advisable to consult a property lawyer to understand the specific legalities and possible defense strategies. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.