A joint without consideration gpa executive in favour of one brother by other three brothers in 2004 for unspecified 3 shops out of total 20 shops . In 2015 one of three gpa donor dies now in 2019 attorney holder execute a sale deed on behalf of that gpa towards his own wife with proper stamp duty but without any sale consideration to gpa alive principals, so my question is :
1. Without consideration joint gpa after death of one donor is still legal ?
2. Without specific mention 3 shops gpa executed but now attorney sale specific front shops so is that legal ?
3. A proper stamp duty paid by attorney for sale deed towards his own wife but not a single penny consideration given to gpa donor principal is that a legal ?
4.one of principal died in 2015 , gpa was without any consideration in blood relation so is that binding on other two alive principals ?
Asked 4 years ago in Property Law
Religion: Hindu
First thanks to all senior lawyers for guidance ..
My main concern is :
A joint non consideration gpa was executed by three brothers in favour of forth brother in 2004.. this was an registered gpa. In 2015 one of the donor( of three brothers )died . So after death of one of principal is that gpa is still valid & legal( to give power to attorney to sale property ) and is that bounding on other two principals ?
Thanks
Asked 4 years ago
So isn't it is necessary to renew or make new gpa with legal hires of deceased principal along with two live principal for that joint gpa as one of principal already died in 2015 ?
Asked 4 years ago