My grandfather and father sold our land in Pune. The buyer hasn’t fully paid for it, but they got our signatures and a power of attorney. Can we sell the land now? What legal options do we have?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My grandfather and father sold our land in Pune. The buyer hasn’t fully paid for it, but they got our signatures and a power of attorney. Can we sell the land now? What legal options do we have?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You cannot sell the land as the buyer has not fully paid. You can legally pursue the buyer for the remaining payment and seek legal remedies like specific performance or injunction against any further sale by the buyer. You should consult a lawyer to explore your options and best course of action.

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