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Can you buy a property through a Power of Attorney? What the law says | - The Times of India
Property transactions involving a Power of Attorney (PoA) have long been used in India, particularly when the owner is unable to be physically present to complete a transaction. However, courts have repeatedly clarified that a PoA is not, by itself, a substitute for a registered sale deed.
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