My family consists of two brothers and three sisters, all married. After our father passed away, we received a plot in our mother’s name, which was originally booked by him. We built a three-story house on it. My mother has written a will that gives my younger brother the two upper stories and me the ground floor. I want to rent out my portion, which has become commercial. However, my mother hesitates to grant a power of attorney due to some family advice. Are there any alternative ways to proceed with my rental agreements without a power of attorney?

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Law Forum › Category: Documentation › My family consists of two brothers and three sisters, all married. After our father passed away, we received a plot in our mother’s name, which was originally booked by him. We built a three-story house on it. My mother has written a will that gives my younger brother the two upper stories and me the ground floor. I want to rent out my portion, which has become commercial. However, my mother hesitates to grant a power of attorney due to some family advice. Are there any alternative ways to proceed with my rental agreements without a power of attorney?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 month ago

My family consists of two brothers and three sisters, all married. After our father passed away, we received a plot in our mother’s name, which was originally booked by him. We built a three-story house on it. My mother has written a will that gives my younger brother the two upper stories and me the ground floor. I want to rent out my portion, which has become commercial. However, my mother hesitates to grant a power of attorney due to some family advice. Are there any alternative ways to proceed with my rental agreements without a power of attorney?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 month ago

Under Indian law, you can legally rent out your portion of the house even without a Power of Attorney from your mother. However, you may need to provide evidence of your ownership, such as a copy of the will, to prospective tenants. You should consult with a lawyer to ensure you follow all legal requirements and protect your interests.

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