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Power of attorney can be given to son by father in civil suit


20-Feb-2023 (In Documentation Law)

My father / Plaintiff in Civil suit running in Taluka court. Issues were ready and plaintiff / father has submitted the affidavit of final declaration of our plaint. But later third party came and court allowed to add as defendant. So we did that too. Now my father is senior citizen (78 yrs old and sometimes they don't remember what had happened before) , hence they want to give me a power of attorney of case. I know each n every evidence and the whole case. so plaintiff/father can give me POA for further proceeding to present before the court on behalf of them and handle everything.

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Ofcourse if the Son has a personal knowledge and there is sufficient reason for the father preventing him from attending the Court Proceedings then in such a case he can execute a POA in favour of his Son to attend the matters and deal with it according to the Conditions mentioned in such POA. Though the Court should be provided with a copy for the attorney to act in place of the person.
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