POWER OF ATTORNEY FOR ONE GOVERNMENT FILE
I, Amarjit Kaur Sandhu, son/daughter/wife of Late Sh. Gurdial Singh Sandhu, residing at House No. 811, Sector 8, Chandigarh 160009 (the "Principal"), do hereby appoint, constitute and nominate:
Jaspreet Singh Sandhu, son/daughter/wife of Sh. Harbans Singh Sandhu, of House No. 22, Phase 3B1, Mohali 160059, who is my son (the "Attorney"),
to be my true and lawful attorney, in my name and on my behalf, regarding the one file described below, upon the terms of this Power.
- 1. THE FILE
1.1 This Power is for one file only, number X, which is with the Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) at SAS Nagar (Mohali) (the "Office"). It concerns Plot No. 245, Sector 70, Mohali and is about: no-dues certificate and building plan approval.
1.2 The Attorney has no authority under this Power over any other file, matter or office.
- 2. WHAT THE ATTORNEY MAY DO
2.1 In my name, the Attorney may follow up the file: submit applications and documents, attend the office, pay the dues the office demands through its official payment channels, and collect letters, receipts and certificates.
2.2 Every payment shall be made only through the Office's official payment channels, in my name, and a receipt shall be taken. Any refund shall be received only into my own bank account.
2.3 The Attorney shall give me a copy of every letter, notice, receipt and order received, and shall tell me promptly of any demand, hearing date or deadline.
- 3. WHAT THE ATTORNEY MAY NOT DO
3.1 The Attorney shall not sign any sale deed, conveyance, transfer deed, gift deed or agreement to sell, shall not ask for the name of the allottee or owner to be changed, and shall not give up or surrender my rights in the property.
- 4. THE OFFICE'S OWN REQUIREMENTS
4.1 The Office may require me to attend in person for some steps, or may require its own authority format. I will comply, without that affecting this Power for any other purpose.
- 5. REVOCABLE, AND ENDS ON DEATH
5.1 This is an ordinary power of attorney. The Principal may revoke it at any time by written notice to the Attorney, under s.203 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872. It ends on the Principal's death or if the Principal becomes of unsound mind, under s.201 of that Act, whatever clause 6 says about its stated duration. It is not a power coupled with an interest.
- 6. DURATION
6.1 This Power remains valid until the Principal revokes it in writing
- 7. GENERAL
7.1 The Attorney shall act honestly and in the Principal's interest, shall keep the Principal informed, and shall keep a written account of every sum received or paid under this Power.
7.2 The Attorney may not hand this Power over to another person (sub-delegate it).
7.3 This Power is governed by the laws of India, and the courts at Chandigarh alone have jurisdiction over any dispute arising from it.