A Power of Attorney is a legal instrument that lets one person authorize another to act on their behalf for specified matters. This guide explains the basics for NRI property transactions. For process coordination, use our POA & Documentation service.
The required scope can vary depending on whether the matter involves purchase, sale, registration, possession, banking, leasing, or property management.
Authority limited to defined acts or a specific transaction.
Wider authority, used only where appropriate and after legal review.
Whether a POA is appropriate for a particular step should be confirmed with the relevant legal, banking, developer, or registration professional.
The exact checklist varies by transaction. This is an indicative list, not a legal or statutory checklist.
MPM coordinates with qualified independent legal/documentation professionals for drafting and review where required. MPM itself does not replace formal legal advice.
The execution route depends on your location, the transaction, and the receiving authority. We help coordinate the procedural requirements with the relevant professionals.
It may be relevant in certain transactions, but the permitted scope and formalities should be confirmed by a qualified legal professional and the applicable registration authority.
Requirements vary, but typically include identity, residency/OCI details, PAN where applicable, property papers, and attorney/representative details.
