Registration of power of attorney

A General Power of Attorney executed out of India and got attested by Indian Consulate, it should be validated by the District Registrar/Collector under Indian Stamp Act within 3 months from the date of receipt in India.  so approach the District Registrar/Collector under I.S.Act and get it validated.  then the Bank authorities will accept the same.

Sir,

Thank you so much for your Valued advise.

However I assure you that the requisite stamp duty (Rs 500/-). has been paid and the stamp paper attached. On the advise of the Sub-Registrar, I got it Notarized. The Bank does not accept it and insists on Registration of the Affidavit/declaration.

Pleaase explain what is meant by "Validation", Is it the same as "Notarization" or "Registration". What is done in ' Validation" ( This is the third terminology i have now heard, in this matter) 

Secondly, Is it a must that it should be done in the District Registrar's office ONLY??

I shall be grateful for your clarification and sir , can we quote an authority.

Thanking You,

Col Vijay Kapoor (Retd)

Hi,As rightly guided by kavksatyanarayana sir,the power of attorney executed outside india should necessarily be adjudicated by the District Registrar. Here the Distirct registrar is a superior to sub-registrar. I have personally done such registration in Tamil Nadu. I do not know the terminology they use in Maharastra  Utilize the service of a civil/documenting advocate. The adjudication is a process of numbering the Power of Attorney deed executed outside indian territory. Notorization is not the valid process. 

Dear Adv. G.P.Vijay and Adv. Kavksatyanarayana

I thank you on the absolute clarity on the subject.

I shall do the needful now.

regards,

col Vijay Kapoor(Retd)

A power of attorney executed out of India, it should be got validate Under Sec.18,19 and 19-A of Indian Stamp Act. As POA is executed and attested out of India, it should  be recognized/legalised or make it valid is called validated/validation.