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14 August 2025

Transfer Of Property By Way Of Power Of Attorney (Video)

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Can a Power of Attorney transfer property ownership?
India Real Estate and Construction

Can a Power of Attorney transfer property ownership? Spoiler: it can't! In this episode of Legal Podcasts powered by IndiaLaw LLP, host Riddhi Agarwal and Associate Divya Pandey break down what a Power of Attorney really is, when it can be used, and why it should never replace a registered sale deed. If you've ever considered using a General Power of Attorney or Special Power of Attorney for property transactions, this is a must-listen to avoid costly mistakes.

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