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Channaraddi @ Channappa Basavaraddi ... vs Hanmavva Mallappa Gadagi, on 21 May, 2020 Author: Suraj Govindaraj Bench

Smt.Gangavva @ Manjula W/O. ... vs Sri.Somaraddi S/O. Channaraddi ... on 21 May, 2020

Shri.Channaraddi Belkoppa S/O ... vs Shri. Somaraddi S/O Channareddi ... on 21 May, 2020

Channaraddi Belkoppa S/O. ... vs Sri.Somaraddi S/O Channareddi ... on 21 May, 2020 Author

2016 :7: 7. Sri. K.L.Patil, Learned counsel appearing for the Notary/Petitioner/accused No.7 in Criminal Petition No.101132/2016 would submit ... that, insofar as the accused No.7 is concerned being a notary he is protected by Section 13 of the Notaries Act, 1952 in that

2016 :7: 7. Sri. K.L.Patil, Learned counsel appearing for the Notary/Petitioner/accused No.7 in Criminal Petition No.101132/2016 would submit ... that, insofar as the accused No.7 is concerned being a notary he is protected by Section 13 of the Notaries Act, 1952 in that

allegation which has been made against the petitioner who was only a notary of the subsequent power of attorney which has been executed. The entire ... complained, there is no cause for filing of criminal proceedings against the notary who has discharged her duties in terms of the Notaries

THAT ACTION OF THE RESPONDENTS IN NON-COMPLIANCE TO ISSUE A DUPLICATE NOTARIAL LICENSE/ CERTIFICATE IS TOTALLY ARBITRARY/HIGHLY ILLEGAL, UNJUST & UNCONSTITUTIONAL & ALSO ... DIRECT THE RESPONDENT TO ISSUE A DUPLICATE NOTARIAL LICENSE CERTIFICATE DULY RENEWED UP-TO DATE AND ETC. THIS WRIT PETITION, COMING ON FOR ORDERS, THIS

event of same having been executed before, and authenticated by, a notary public, or any court, judge, magistrate, Indian consul or Vice-consul, or representative ... question namely, Ex.P-1 having not been authenticated by a notary public, no presumption can be drawn as provided under Section

this...............day ...........of ................20.............. Before me, Magistrate of the first class/ Notary/Commissioner of Oaths 5.7. The Form being in terms of Rule ... shall be sworn before a magistrate of the first class or a notary or a commissioner of oaths and shall be in Form