Is GPA without property schedule valid for land sale?
I'm planning to buy land in March 2023 from the current owner, Mr. A, who has possessed the land since 2008. Mr. A purchased this land from Mr. B in 2008 using a General Power of Attorney (GPA). The GPA was registered in Singapore and adjudicated in Tamil Nadu but lacks a property schedule. The GPA includes a clause allowing Mr. B to sell any part of the property. Is this clause valid for selling land? Is the GPA valid despite the absence of a property schedule? Should I proceed with purchasing this land, and are there potential future issues due to the GPA?
The General Power of Attorney (GPA) you mentioned lacks a property schedule, which is crucial for clarity. While some GPAs include a clause allowing sale of any part of the property, it's not standard practice. To avoid future disputes, consult a lawyer to verify the GPA's validity and consider obtaining a fresh sale deed. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.
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