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Arvind Singh Chauhan (advocate)     28 October 2010

TWO GPA

"A" gives notarized GPA to "B" for litigation in 2007. Later "A" gives registered GPA to "C" for the same purpose in 2008, but did not cancel earlier GPA. Later "B" file a suit on behalf of "A" against "C". Now "A" is with "C".

What must be the result of the suit filed by "B" against "C". Whether "b" can take advantage of non revocation of earlier GPA. There are property disputes.



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niranjan (civil practice)     28 October 2010

A may cancel the GPA  to B by giving personal as well as public notice ande C on the strength of GPA by A or A himself may apply to the court tobe substituted as party in the suit.

adv. rajeev ( rajoo ) (practicing advocate)     29 October 2010

It is answered in the expert column


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