Private Complaint Against Notary for his Official Act Not Maintainable

Recently, the High Court of Kerala has observed that no court shall take cognisance of an offence committed by a notary public in the exercise of his functions under the Act except when a complaint is made in writing by an authorised officer of State or Central government by special or general order. After making

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