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The Authorization Letter for Deed of Sale is a critical document in Indian property transactions, commonly used when property owners cannot personally attend to property sale formalities. This document becomes necessary in situations such as owners being abroad, physical inability to attend, or business contingencies requiring delegation of authority. The letter must comply with Indian legal requirements, particularly the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, and the Powers of Attorney Act, 1882. It typically includes comprehensive details about the property, the parties involved, the scope of authorization, and specific powers granted to the authorized representative. The document serves as legal evidence of the representative's authority to execute the sale deed and handle related transactions on behalf of the property owner.
