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Q: Please help me. I have purchased a residential land property in New Delhi, RAMA VIHAR area, North West Delhi, Pin code - 110081. This is a power of attorney property and the colony has not yet been approved by DDA. It has been 3 years since I purchased this property. Now I found that there are some people (GUNDAS) having fake documents of any property and they claim to have any property their own property. WHICH IS ALL FAKE. Now can you please help me to take some necessary steps so that I don't fall in this type of situation in the future.

I just want to ask what are the points/steps I need to keep in mind to have full legal control over my property? Can filing property tax of that land benefit me? Please help.

How can I have full control/ownership LEGALLY on my property in this area?

Thank you.

Latest Answer: Hi Lakshaya, I think you should read this article as it is clearly mentioned that why General Power of attorney registered? Please click this link to get more information on it http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/Why-is-general-power-of-attorney-registered/articleshow/12989354.cms
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Latest Answer: But if you are buying property through Power of Attorney (POA) holder of original allottee of a government development authority: Apart from the documents mentioned above, main documents are :- 1) Will Agreement to sell the property, 2) Permission to mortgage, 3) Special Power of Attorney, 4) Authorisation letter signed by the seller, 5) General Power of Attorney, 6) Verification of signature of seller from his bank.
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