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POA holder seek permission to engage advocate for petitioner
19-Jan-2023 (In Family Law)
Can power of attorney holder seek permission to engage advocate on behalf of petitioner in family court, India? religion: Hindu
Yes, the Power of attorney can seek permission to engage advocate and he can sign all applications, file suit, sign VP and can do all acts on petitioner's behalf. Moreover all such powers shall be mentioned in detail in the POA and on the basis of the POA, the person to whom the power is given can do all acts as if he himself is a petitioner.
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Adv. Raviraj Gaekwad
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Can mutual consent divorce be filed without lawyer?
You may not require an attorney if you and your spouse are in good communication and agree on the terms of divorce. Even in this case, it is important to get all agreements in written form and have them reviewed and approved by a lawyer to make sure they are fair and legally binding.
What are the conditions for a mutual divorce?
Before filing for mutual divorce, the couple must be married for at minimum six months and live separately for at most six months. The couple must pay all debts incurred during their marriage.
Is 1 year separation mandatory for mutual divorce?
The couple must already have lived separately for a full year before filing the mutual divorce petition. The court is not concerned with the reasons why a couple has lived apart. You can meet the criteria by living in separate houses or having separate residences for more than a year.
What is 13B power of attorney?
Section 13B. The parties may be represented by their spouses or siblings who are GPA holders and seek divorce on mutual consent, subject to court approval. Karnataka High Court. Aditya Jagannath vs NIL 28-Nov-2020
The answer is yes.the petitioner can authorise a power of attorney holder to appoint advocate for family court Matter or matrimonial cases. In family court the petitioner has to ask permission for appointment of advocate for doing proceeding in his matter on behalf of the petitioner.so in the case of power of attorney,the P.O.A holder by producing notarized power of attorney can ask permission to appoint advocate on behalf of the petitioner in family court Matters.
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Adv. Poonam Rakesh Mishra
Surat | 25+ Answers
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It is only depends on what are the content in POA if power delidated to POA holder for appoint advocate than he or she do not have to take permission further if already in POA power deligate than POA holder can directly appoint Adv
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Adv. Prashant Chavda
Vadodara | 100+ Answers
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