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How to prove a notarized agreement is valid in the court of law


04-Oct-2023 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
I have filed case under sec 138 & my case is on hearing stage . I have submitted all the evidence in the court but one evidence which was an agreement between both of us ,was not submitted at first stage but later on when I submitted this agreement in court , it was allowed by court on condition that I have to prove this document is genuine . Sir I want to bring it to your notice that this agreement is notary registered . so sir I have two questions . 1) How can we prove this document is genuine in court ? 2) can notary registaar help us in proving this document in court ? .
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Answer #1
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if at the time of Notary, both the parties were present, well, it is not difficult to prove the genuineness of the document only you have to submit it before the court and ask the opponent party and if he still deny the genuineness then you have to make an Application for summons to the Notary for appearance and present his Written notes and his oral testimony..that it..even if you get the true copy of that Notes from the notary then you don't need to make an application for Summons.
Answer #2
304 votes
Notarized agreements are legal documents that must be signed in front of a notary. The notary public witnesses the signing and verifies that the signatories are who they claim to be. Notarized agreements are valid in courts of law but may not be enough to prove their validity.
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