Legal Question in Family Law in India
power of attorney
my wife is senegal ,Iam in India, wife'sdad deposited anamount in London .,my wife planning to transfer he dad's amount to my account in India, Let us know in India itself prepare the power of attorney., swearing thr affadvit., notary stamping what is the procedure?
5 Answers from Attorneys
Re: power of attorney
Sir
At the offset let me advice you to properly frame the question and sentence, your question makes a mess to understand exactly what do you want to know.
In India power of attorney is concerned, it is required to be executed on the stamp paper of Rs. 100 and also required to be notarized.
And affidavit is required to be executed on the stamp paper of Rs. 20 and it is required to be sworn before the magistrate/ex. magistrate.
Please note, that the non-judicial stamp papers are required to be used
Re: power of attorney
Power of attorney if to be executed in India is on Rs. 100/- if general or Rs. 50/- if special on a non judicial stamp paper easily available in the market. You may get your power of atty registered with subregistrar or notarised. u may affix pictures of the executant and attorney on the Power of atty. Affidavit may be attested by oath commissioner, notary or first class magistrate depending upon before whom it is to be submitted
Vishwa Arya
Re: power of attorney
No power of attorney etc is required for transfer/deposit of any money in your account by your wife from any other country.
Re: power of attorney
For the transfer of amount, no power of attorney is required.
As regard the power of attorney matter, you can execute the power of on plain paper form outside India duly attested by notary and thereafter the concern person or in your husband may stamp duety as required under the act to it legal effect. For further qurey concern me or any lawyer
Re: power of attorney
for transfer of amount from bank to bank, no stamp duty required.
for affidavit/attorney etc, in india these are typed on stamp papers of different denominations and got attested by notary.