Dear client,
A power of attorney is not an instrument of transfer in regard to any right, title, or interest in immovable property; however, any genuine transaction carried out through a general power of attorney is considered valid under the law.
A sale deed must necessarily be registered in a sub-registrar’s office. Even if the buyer has paid the full amount upfront to the seller, an unregistered sale deed does not pass ownership to the buyer.
First, you will have to purchase a stamp paper based on the property value. Get a sale deed drafted. Lastly, the buyer, seller, and two witnesses will only be required for the registration of such a sale deed.
Thank you.