An Advocate Cannot Be Expected to Verify Power of Attorney’s Genuineness Unless There Is Reasonable Doubt: Supreme Court

In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court of India has discharged advocate Ismailbhai Hatubhai Patel from criminal proceedings, stating that an advocate cannot be held liable for verifying the authenticity of a power of attorney unless there exists reasonable doubt about its genuineness. The apex court set aside the judgments of both the trial court

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