Apni Law Staff asked 11 months ago
My aunt’s land was sold in 2003 using a Power of Attorney signed by my grandmother. Due to her age, she doesn’t remember the details of this document. The Power of Attorney isn’t permanent and has some suspicious points: the notary date is six months older than the stamp paper date, and there are errors in the document. Can I challenge this sale in court? Please advise me.
Best Answer
Apni Law Staff answered 11 months ago
Yes, you can challenge the sale in court. The discrepancies in the Power of Attorney, such as the notary date being older than the stamp paper date and errors in the document, raise serious doubts about its validity. Furthermore, your grandmother’s age and inability to recall the details strengthens your case.
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