Power of Attorney for Sanction of Building Plans (India)
This document is a formal Power of Attorney used in India to authorize an agent (typically a developer) to handle the sanctioning of building plans and the construction process. It grants the attorney specific powers to negotiate with tenants, obtain government approvals, appoint contractors, and sell units within the developer's allocation.
Power of Attorney for Sanction of Building Plans Etc.
By This Power of Attorney I, BD, son of EF, residing at ………………………… do hereby constitute and appoint Mr. XY of ……………………………. as my Attorney in my name and on my behalf make perform execute all or any of the several acts, deeds, powers, authorities, matters and things stated herein.
Whereas I am seized and possessed of a piece of land measuring about ……………. and structures thereon being premises no. ……………………… and briefly described in the Schedule hereunder.
And Whereas by an agreement dated ……………… executed by and between me and the said Attorney I have entrusted the said Attorney the said premises for developing the same and after demolition of the existing structure to build a multistoried building with dwelling units or flats on ownership basis and I have given possession thereof to the Attorney upon the terms and conditions contained therein.
And Whereas by an Agreement I have agreed to execute a Power of Attorney in his favour which I hereby do.
NOW THESE PRESENTS WITNESSETH as follows:
a. To negotiate with the tenants in the existing buildings for the purpose of vacating the portions in their occupation by giving them alternative accommodation and to allot them similar accommodation in the new building to be constructed and to sign and execute the necessary documents and register the same with the Registering authority and, if necessary, to take all legal proceedings for evicting any occupier.
b. to prepare plans for development of the said property and construction of the new buildings thereon,
c. to submit the same to the concerned authorities to get the plan sanctioned.
1. To obtain permission or approval form other authorities as may be required for the development and construction of the said new building in accordance with the said Agreement and for that purpose to sign such applications, papers, writings, undertakings, appeal etc. as may be required in relation to the said property, development and constructions.
2. To enter upon the said property with men and material as may be required for the purpose of development work and for that purpose to demolish the existing building and structures standing thereon and erect new buildings, structures etc. as per the plan to be sanctioned, and to remove the debris and other materials of type demolished structure , and dispose of the same in the manner the Attorney may think fit.
3. To appoint Architects, Contractors, Sub-contractors and Surveyors as may be required and to supervise the development work in respect of the said new contraction of the proposed buildings and structures on the said property in accordance with the plans to be sanctioned and specifications agreed to and/or sanctioned.
4. To apply for modifications of the Building Plans from time to time as may be required in relation to the construction of the said new buildings on the said property.
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