Power of Attorney (POA)

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What is Power of Attorney

A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document that allows you (the principal) to authorize another person (the agent) to act on your behalf. This can include managing, selling, leasing, or registering property, or even handling financial and legal matters.

There are generally two main types:

  • General POA: Gives broad powers for various acts like managing property, signing documents, or handling bank matters.
  • Special (Specific) POA: Grants authority for a specific act, such as selling a particular property.

When do you need a POA?

You typically need a Power of Attorney when:

  • You live outside the city, state, or country and need someone to manage or sell your property.
  • You want a trusted family member to register a sale deed or appear for documentation at the Sub-Registrar Office.
  • You’re unable to personally handle legal or administrative work due to health or time constraints.

How Namma Swathu helps you?

We take care of everything — from drafting to registration — ensuring your POA is legally valid and clear.

We discuss your requirements to understand whether you need a General or Special POA and for what specific acts.

Our legal team drafts a precise POA document, covering your instructions in clear, enforceable language.

We coordinate the execution of the POA, ensuring it’s signed in the presence of required witnesses.

If registration is necessary (for property-related POAs), we handle the appointment and submission at the Sub-Registrar Office.

We provide you with the registered POA copies, fully ready for use.

Typical flow of the process

Understand Scope & Draft POA

Execute with Witnesses

Register at Sub-Registrar Office (if property related)

Registered POA Delivered to You

Common FAQs on POA

Is it mandatory to register a POA?

If the POA involves immovable property (like selling or leasing land or a house), registration at the Sub-Registrar Office is mandatory.

Yes. You can revoke a POA anytime, provided you give proper notice and file revocation if it was registered.

No. A POA only gives authority to act on behalf of the owner; it does not transfer ownership.

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