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Nitesh kumar barik   03 September 2024

Validity of attested copy

Can Attested copy be held valid if original document is lost ?



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Real Soul....

Real Soul.... (LEGAL)     03 September 2024

No, only certified copies are valid as original.

Rama chary Rachakonda

Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Telangana state Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 )     03 September 2024

An attested copy of a document can be considered valid in certain circumstances, even if the original document is lost. However, the following conditions typically need to be met: 1. _Authenticity_: The attested copy must be authenticated by a competent authority, such as a notary public, gazetted officer, or a government official authorized to attest documents. 2. _Verification_: The attesting authority must verify the copy against the original document before attesting it. 3. _Stamp and signature_: The attested copy should bear the stamp and signature of the attesting authority. 4. _Chain of custody_: You should be able to demonstrate the chain of custody of the original document, including how it was lost. 5. _Purpose_: The attested copy may be accepted for specific purposes, like proof of address, identity, or age, but may not be accepted for all legal purposes. 6. _Jurisdiction_: The validity of an attested copy may vary depending on the jurisdiction or country. It's essential to note that an attested copy is not a substitute for the original document. If possible, try to obtain a replacement original document or a certified true copy from the issuing authority. Consult with a lawyer or legal expert to understand the specific requirements and validity of an attested copy in your situation.

P. Venu

P. Venu (Advocate)     03 September 2024

The query is short of material facts as well the context.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     03 September 2024

If the original document is reported to have been lost then after following the steps to trace the lost document namely a complaint with police and a public notice in a local newspaper, you can submit the attested copy of the document you rely upon, however admissibility will depend on court being convinced about it.


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