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Validation on document Fake attestation by notary how to deal with it


21-Apr-2023 (In Property Law)
"A" has submitted an agreement to the arbitral tribunal claiming to have been executed by "B" . The said agreement also bears stamp and signatures and attestation by a notary public . But there is no register entry number of the said notary public . " B " has denied the execution of the said agreement . The tribunal in collusion with “A” passed a arbitral award in favour of “A” . Challenged u/s -34 of A & C Act . RTI filed by "B" for knowing the genuineness of the notarisation by the said notary public . In reply the said notary public denies the attestation/ notarisation of the said agreement and provided the copy of his notary register which do not have any entry of the attestation of the said agreement by the said notary public . Queries : 1. Is still the agreement valid and legal document 2. What crimes have been committed by “A” by manufacturing and faking the attestation by notary ? “B”
Answers (3)

Answer #1
962 votes
Hello,
For the query you posted, I would suggest the following:

In the eyes of law, if proven, such documents stands abated as per their validity and legality.

For the purpose of forging such documents various sections of IPC are applicable which clearly makes such am act punishable under law.

I hope that answers your query

Best
M.Faris

Answer #2
849 votes
Hi!! an arbitral award is passed by an arbitrator against 'B' now the matter is in execution and 'B' is saying he has not given his/her signatures on the agreement and already challenged the execution u/s 34..... that is the matter what I can understand by your post if it is then let the matter decide and if the RTI says that 'b ' has not given his signatures on the agreement then the matter is on forged documents
Answer #3
886 votes
Dear concerned,
As agreement is an documents which consists witness ,signatures and relevants facts of the matters so all these should be matter of disscussions not the register entry as agreement can be considered even on plain papers also but in the law some extended proof are being added so go behind the facts and fight for the same.
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