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Poa And Tpa Case Study

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3.3 POA and TPA Segment 54 of TPA-Power of Attorney Sales The SC in the under mentioned case deplored the act of POA Sales. The unlawful and unpredictable procedure of POA Sales generates a few debates identifying with ownership and title furthermore brings about criminal grievances and cross complaints and additional lawful requirement and constrained settlement via land mafia. A sale would incorporate transfer of right, title and interest. Consequently, a restricted meaning can 't be given to the word transfer in the GPA. It would envelop a wide range of transfer including sale. Arrival of the share in a property by a co-proprietor for another co-proprietor by executing a release deed notwithstanding for thought would not sum to sale.

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