Property transactions vs GPA.

This discussion addresses the validity of property transactions executed by a GPA holder, especially after a recent Supreme Court judgment. While the judgment casts doubt on such transactions, the market continues to see agreements and sale deeds made through GPAs. The advice clarifies that while an attorney can act on behalf of the owner, the transaction must be registered. The ban applies to transactions solely based on power without registration, particularly when the owner's whereabouts are unknown. Ultimately, deals are struck between the owner (via the attorney) and the purchaser.