Section 84 of BSA : Section 84: Presumption as to powers-of-attorney.
BSA
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Ravi, a businessman based in Mumbai, needs to manage some property transactions in Delhi but cannot travel due to his busy schedule. He decides to give a power-of-attorney to his trusted friend, Suresh, to handle these transactions on his behalf. Ravi goes to a Notary Public in Mumbai, signs the power-of-attorney document, and gets it authenticated by the Notary Public. Later, when Suresh presents this document in a Delhi court to prove his authority to act on Ravi's behalf, the court presumes tha...
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