Hello, 

The property if registered can not be sold through POA as per the recent direction of the SC.

You must go the Bangalore for a day and get the work done. 

Regards 

Buyer and POA holder cannot be same person. Authorize some third person or known to buyer.

1. There is no bar for your idea of giving POA to the buyer, but the stamp duty will be very high, which is prerequisite for the registration of POA. Unregistered POA has no legal validity.

2. Hence it is better to give POA to one of your blood relatives, who can represent you in the Sub Registrar's Office to execute the Sale Deed in favour of the buyer  The cost of stamp duty within blood relatives is less than RS. 1000/-.

Yes you can register a power of attorney in name of buyer the stamp duty shall be applicable as POA to non relative.

You can sell your property through giving  General Power of Attorney to act on your behalf to sign on all the documents on your behalf in your absence. A General power of attorney needs to be registered to hold validity.

You can execute POA only in favour of family member 

2) if you execute POA in favour of buyer it has to be stamped as conveyance 

3) better go to Assam to execute registered sale deed 

You give poa to some other individual to execute the registered sale deed on your behalf. 

Dear Sir,

If the purchaser is ok then you can sell the property as proposed by you.

1.  YES. You can give a registered POA to the buyer (preferably to a close confiderate friend /relative) for sale of property, again preferably after receiving appropriate money.

2.  HOWEVER, legally it is more appropriate to take a few days holiday and be present yourself for signing agreement and collecting money.

This is my response to you:

1. A sale cannot be simply made via POA transfer from seller to the buyer;

2. The best option is to send your representative to make the sale;

3. Consult a local lawyer, discuss fully, draft the necessary documents and take legal steps.

You may have to enter into a tripartite agreement with the buyer and the builder for selling the property which has not been completed yet and not registered on your name except for the sle agreement.

Once a tripartite agreement is entered among the parties, rest of all other formalities may be taken care of as per the agreement conditions.