Is it legally possible for a NRI to sign the transfer form or power of attorney with the copy of the house document at the Indian Embassy?
Question asked by Ms. Jini William from Melbourne, Australia:
Hi, good day. I and my husband have resolved our Indian property disputes in court in Melbourne. My husband is going to sell one land in India and send me my share through bank. Our joint property of two bed apartment will have to be transfer on my husband’s name. Without both of us going to India, can we go to Indian Embassy in Melbourne and sign the transfer form or power of attorney with the copy of the house document? Is this is possible?
Thanks
Jini William
Veena Answers:
We are of the view that this is not possible and the parties have to come to India to execute the necessary release deed and register the same before the jurisdictional sub registrar in India.
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