A General Power of Attorney (GPA) may grant broad authority to an appointed person to perform specified categories of acts on behalf of the principal. GurugramHelp assists with GPA drafting and related documentation in Gurugram.
What Powers Are Being Given?
- Managing property
- Dealing with authorities
- Signing documents
- Managing business or administrative matters
- Representing the principal
- Handling specified transactions
The powers should not be broader than intended.
GPA Is Not a Property Title
A Power of Attorney is an authority document and should not be treated as a property title deed by itself.
Execution Requirements
Stamping, authentication or registration requirements can depend on the powers granted and the purpose for which the GPA will be used. GurugramHelp can help identify the intended powers and prepare the document accordingly.
Common questions
Is a GPA a property title?
No. A power of attorney is an authority document and should not be treated as a property title deed by itself.
Official resources
Rules, fees, forms and online workflows can change. Verify current information directly with the authority. All official portals