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aminur rahaman (lawyer)     07 October 2010

Power of Attorny

Power of attorny executed before the Executive Magistrate whether possible or not? or Has any Executive Magistrate  jurisdction regarding  Power of attorny ?



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Suchitra. S (Advocate)     07 October 2010

An executive magistrate is a judicial officer. So, I think he has the power to sign and seal for POA.

Samarendra Mohanty (Profession)     07 October 2010

Stamp Duty and REGISTRATION:

 

Stamp duty is payable as per the applicable provisions of the Stamp Act of the central Govt or those of the concerned State Acts.

 

A power of Attorney does not require mandatory registration.

 

But when it confers authority to present a document for registration under the provisions of Section 32 of the Indian Registration Act, it is required to be executed and authenticated before the Registrar or Sub-Registrar. Where the registration Act is not in force then it is required to be executed by and before any Magistrate. 

 

 

Besides the above section 4 (a), (b), (c) of the Act provides for the deposit of the Power in High Court or the District Court as per specific Rules of High court.

Thanks,

Samarendra Kumar Mohanty, Advocate,Orissa.

smohanty_05@yahoo.com

v.k derashri (INCHARGE, LEGAL CELL)     08 October 2010

Power of attorny is valid when it is registered and given in presence of concerned authority. vkderashri

Dr.B.M.Sood (Naturophysician)     25 October 2010

Dear Sir/Madam,

Powerof attorney of Property  giving all the powers,sale,mortgage,lease,raisedloanetc was duly regisred wuth  registar ,one of the executant have died,will it we  valid  or not,what is staus viz viz surviving person.

 

Dr.B.M.Sood


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