Yes but it has to re register in Delhi.
Can a resident of Delhi execute PoA in Telangana giving right to daughter to sell property in Delhi? If so what format of PoA is acceptable? Do both PoA giver and receiver be present in Telangana at sub registrar office to register PoA?
If principal is resident in Delhi he should execute registered POA in Delhi to sell his property in Delhi
only principal has to be present for registration purposes
If principal cannot travel due to health reasons, is there a way PoA can be registered in a separate state than home state? PoA specific to sale of a property
If principal is temporarily residing in telengana and cannot travel he can execute registered POA in favour of daughter to sell property in Delhi
- If the principal is residing in Telangana and unable to travel due to health reasons , then he can registered a POA in the name of his daughter for selling the property there, and the presence of his daughter in not necessary.
- After getting the said registered POA , she can appear before the registrar in Delhi for performing the given work.
The resident of Delhi, if currently residing in Telangana and having a dress proof of Telangana state, then he can execute a registered general power of attorney in favor of his daughter/the power agent.
But the schedule of property to which he gives power to his daughter has to be mentioned.
The power agent need not be present in Telangana at the time of executing the registered GPA.
if the principal is currently residing at a different state but us desirous of executing a power of attorney deed, then he can do it in the pl;ace where he resides by giving some evidence that he is residing at that place besides the other proofs of his identity and property.
Dear client,
It is possible for a resident of Delhi to grant their daughter a Power of Attorney (PoA) to allow her to sell Telangana property in Delhi. The Indian Registration Act, 1908 should be followed when drafting the Powers of Attorney, and the powers granted should be made explicit. The PoA must be completed on non-judicial stamp paper and signed by the principal in front of two witnesses in accordance with Section 32 of the Act. It is not necessary for both parties to be present in person at the sub-registrar office, though. The principal may designate another individual to present the PoA for registration under Section 33 of the Act. The principal may designate a representative through a separate PoA for presentation and registration in the event that health concerns prohibit travel. In order to register in Telangana, the representative must bring both the original and a notarized copy of the PoA.
Hope this helps you.