NRI Property Rights and Power of Attorney in India. Non-resident Indians jointly owning property in India can legally appoint relatives as power of attorney holders to manage their assets remotely. According to legal experts, NRIs need not restrict PoA appointments to immediate blood relatives. For properties under redevelopment, sisters must also apply for mutation with local authorities to ensure their names are properly registered. Additionally, property transfers between family members can occur through registered sale deeds or gift deeds, with a registered power of attorney serving as valid authorization. This mechanism allows NRIs to handle critical property matters without traveling to India, provided proper legal documentation is executed at sub-registrar offices in their current location.
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