Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in India
My father made a Declaration during his last days thru a Notary .
Now that is challenged by my brother that it is invalid as it doesnot contain Docket no. of Notary .
The Declaration deed is signed by 2 witness, signed and stamped by notary along with Registration no,
I have checked the Notarys registration number on \'Ministry of Law and Justice Website\' .
The Notary�s details are appearing in that list, including her Reg no.,Name, Add, Area of practice Date of Appointment.
Can during the court proceeding the Notary�s Docket no. be verified.
From Where and How ? pls. advice Process . URGENT !!
1 Answer from Attorneys
According to the Notaries Act, a document to have been validly notarised needs to contain the Notary's stamp, register number and also the docket number. The same is essential for cross reference. If however the said declaration has been registered before the sub-registrar and the same has a registration number, then the requirement of the notary's docket number is not mandatory. Proof/ certificate of registration of the document is sufficient.
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