Can property be sold using embassy-notarized GPA from abroad?
Sir/Madam, there is a property located in Bangalore that is jointly owned by two brothers, one of whom resides in the US. He is currently unable to travel, but has sent a Power of Attorney notarized by the embassy and other relevant authorities, authorizing the other brother to sell the property. Can a purchase be made based on this GPA?
Yes, the property can be sold using the Power of Attorney, as long as it’s properly signed, notarized at the Indian Embassy, and stamped in Bangalore within prescribed time. The POA must clearly give permission to sell. The buyer should also verify all documents before proceeding to avoid future legal issues. Sale registration can be done locally. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.
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