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vijay (consultant)     20 August 2010

validity of Document

The defendent [proprietor of the Firm] had issued a written Authority Letter to one person for Collection of Funds for the Firm.            This Letter is Undated.  

Whether can it be a valid document in court of law?

Whether it can be admitted as evidence in Law?

Can it be legally proved as valid document?

 

Vijay



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 4 Replies

DEFENSE ADVOCATE.-firmaction@g (POWER OF DEFENSE IS IMMENSE )     20 August 2010

What you want to achieve from this., it will depend on that.

vijay (consultant)     20 August 2010

If the above documents is proved invalid in the eyes of law and court ,then the whole case is will be dismissed.

The case is built up on this document by the Plantiffs.

shiv (lawyer)     20 August 2010

validity so far as authority is concerned is not effected

if the principal disputes the date of authority it is of concern

if the date becomes crucial in the issue then again it is of concern

if the principal agrees to any date by the agent it is of no concern

it all depends on each facts and circumstances

Deekshitulu.V.S.R (B.Sc, B.L)     21 August 2010

Here what we have to see is the partner of a Firm is delagated with some powers. He cannot further delegate his power "Deligatus non potest deligery". Hence the authority is invalid, unless all the partners pass a resolution to that effect and authorise the said person.


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