1) First don't leave the possession of land, stick there only, put one big Notice Board that land belongs to you and out side entrance strictly prohibited.

2) let the other party first go into court. And you can act accordingly.

Please do not leave the property. If there is any dispute let the party disputing same goes to court. Secondly you approach court in meanwhile seeking for ad interim exparte injunction restraining any person from interfering in your peaceful possession and enjoyment of schedule premises also for mandatory injunction. If there is GPA for 1999 please note whether the gpa is registered or unregistered. If it's registered you should not worry.

Mere title deed is not enough establish right on a property if no valid and clear title passes through the title deed.

First of after he Sooraj Lamp decisison passed by the Supreme Court no sale transaction on the basis of POA would be valid if there is no blood relations between the two.

Secondly of the POA is cancelled by the Principal-K then the POA ceases to exist and on the basis of revoked POA no valid title passes.

You did not a great mistake by not contacting the actual owner of the land beofre purchasing the property from the POA holder.

Now I regret that a lengthy civil suit will ensue.

POA is not a title document no one can claim title on basis of POA. POA is just a document so that if principle is unavailable the holder can act on his behalf.

No sale is deemed by the POA held by supreme Court.

You have a valid sale deed from Principle himself you donot need to worry if anyone try to disturb your possesion take injunction against all parties and restrict them.

Please refer the landmark judgement of Supreme Court in link below a sale is valid transfer under sale deed in meaning of section 53 of transfer of property act where as a POA is just giving authority it is not transfer.

https://indiankanoon.org/doc/1565619/

The POA should have been checked before registration if the power of attorney is valid.

Any way if some one have any claim on land he will dispute it in the court and you are in possession of the land. The court will decide if the registration is valid.

1) was the POA registered ?

2) even if it was not registered If K had executed POA infavour of A then A could have sold land to G

3) unless POA was revoked it continues to remain in force

4) contact a local lawyer

Dear Sir,

Sale Deed prevails on all other oral evidence. The other party must prove that sale deed was taken fraudulently. Just approach Civil Court and obtain temporary injunction order and continue your construction. Nothing will happen.

The validity of POA has to be examined based on the attending facts and circumstances. In this case, title is an issue as POA holder and you jointly fighting for title. File a suit for title, set aside POA.

Approach the court and seek an injunction against the party who is interfering with your peaceful possession upon this property. Once you've a stay order, you'll be free to raise construction without any disturbance from anyone.

You need to file the suit for declaration before civil court and prove that your sale deed is genuine.

If you have bought the property through power of attorney agent, confirm if the power was active and valid as on the date of purchase, if yes then there is no problem , if no then you may have to catch hold of the agent who sold you the property.

However you can file a declaratory suit to declare your title on the basis of the registered sale deed in your favor

You will have to contest the case if any case if filed by him.

if no case is being filed him then you continue the possession and carry on the construction work.

As and when the case is filed, engage a local lawyer and fight the case

Also, in advance you may contact a lawyer and file a caveat in the court so that in case if any case is filed by him then you are served with the notice and no order is passed ex-parte.

regards