I’m based in Punjab and need to sell my property in Mumbai, but due to health concerns, I can’t travel there. My son is willing to go on my behalf. How can I go about selling the property quickly?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I’m based in Punjab and need to sell my property in Mumbai, but due to health concerns, I can’t travel there. My son is willing to go on my behalf. How can I go about selling the property quickly?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can execute a Power of Attorney (POA) authorizing your son to act on your behalf, including selling the Mumbai property. The POA needs to be notarized and attested by an Indian embassy official in Punjab. Your son can then represent you in the sale process.

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