It has to be registered where the property is situated 

It can be done by POA holder provided he is close family relative 

Any transfer of settlement of property is done in jurisdiction of the office of sub-Registrar where the

Registration  of settlement deed can be done by POA. But the POA has also to be registered at the office of sub-Registrar where the property is situated. There is no escape from appearing in the office of Registrar. Only if the executant is abroad he can get the POA attested by Indian Consulate in the country where he resides and send it to the person named who can get the registered in India at the place of property.

property is situated not at the place of residence of executants.

The registration of the transfer of property os done whee it is situated. the residence of the parties has nothing to do wth this.

Yes a registered POA holder can execute adn register such deed.

The settlement deed requires to be registered with the SRO under whose jurisdiction the property sought to be conveyed falls. Registration can be done by a PoA-holder, if the PoA so authorizes that person. Proof of identity of the PoA-holder and the original PoA have to be produced before the Sub-Registrar at the time of registration.

The registration of immovable property should be done only within the jurisdiction of the sub registrar in which the property is located. 

The executor may be living at any place but the registered transaction has to be carried out only within the jurisdiction of the SRO.

Yes the registered power of attorney can execute the registered settlement deed in favor of the beneficiary if the said power of attorney deed authorises the power agent to carry out the said task on behalf of its principal. 

1. It ought to be registered where the property is situated.

2 The registration can surely be done by a GPA holder who has been authorised to do so through a registered GPA.

Dear Sir/ Ma'am,

1) Registration with regards to property/ settlement deed has to be done in the office of the local registrar within who's limit the property is situated.

2) Yes registration can be done by POA on behalf of principal as well.

Thank you

- The settlement deed should be registered from the office of the Registrar where the property is located 

- Yes, a POA holder can execute the Settlement deed on behalf the principal who is unable to appear before the Registrar . 

To be done where the property is situated. 

Regards 

G.Rajaganapathy 

High Court of Madras