Notary juristriction

1. Incomplete information.

2. The notary is authorised to attest the signature of a particular person, i.e., executant of a document presented, irrespective of the fact that the person (singitary to the document produced for attestation) belonged to that place or not.

3. The notary may be appointed by a State government or Union government.

4. Location of property involved is immaterial for attestation of the signatures of the executant of document produced.

For the purpose of Notarial Instrument there are two Options :The claimant need to have original for production.Second option is to have the certified copy of the wanting records from the competent authority.As of Now,Aadhar Card fetches the governmental status to all the citizens.The view expressed can be judiciously used depending upon the circumstances,of the issue.However,in the matters of legal route,<Purpose> must be specific.

I agree with Dr. J C Vashista's views and opinions which seems to be more perfect. 

The jurisdiction of Notary is that he can attest the documents as per notary rules in the place where is appointed as Notary Public by the state/central government. The property jurisdiction is not his/her botheration. 

The point to the extent as applicable to Central Administrative Tribunal is as under. Service Recorda of all the people whether civil side or Defence side are not at one place...As a part of commencement,certified copies of Service Records at a Nominal cost has to be approved,in which case we can find total happiness on the part of atleast Family Pensioners.We find inheritence has to be under the care of Law alone.This view is we find very bad opinions about civil society are out of hasty conclusions...Case Brief is submitted for legal scrutiny...Regards slakshmanrao3@gmail.com

Notary Jurisdiction has to be due merit when service records are not at one place, which gives rise to the genuine jurisdiction difficulties while implementing.This point has to be examined by the government to ensure that the civil society do not land into implementation difficulties.The opinions are relevant to Central Administrative Tribunal cases alone.With regards from slakshmanrao3@gmail.com