Special Power-of-Attorney
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS that I,…………………………………….
Residing at…………………………………. Doth hereby constitute, nominate and appoint
Mr……………………………. and lawfully constituted attorney of me to do following acts,
deeds and things :
1. To file and/or to defend complaint in High Court/Magistrate Court/Courts, to lodge police
complaint, Criminal revisions, appeals and review applications, sign Vakalatnama affirmed,
affidavits, complaints and other documents and appoint advocate/s for the same.
2. To file and/or to defend suits, to declare and affirm all Plaints, written statements,
applications, petition, affidavits, vakalatnama and to give evidence and other necessary
documents on behalf of me and to appear before any Judge, Magistrate, or Tribunal, Forum
Commission, or other officer, authority empowered or any other enquiry relating to any of case
to be filed.
3. To settle, compromise, receive/pay money on behalf of me and pass and receive necessary
receipt for the same.
4. To do all other lawful acts and things in connection with the case/s as effectually as I could do
the same if I were personally present. And all and whatever my said Attorney shall lawfully do, I
do hereby agree to rectify and confirm.
5. To attend to all other matters incidental and ancillary to all or any of the forgoing.
Signed and delivered by me in favour of the above said Constituted Attorney at Chennai on this
…………….. day of……………..20……
EXECUTOR
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POA Citations
2010 STPL(LE) 44261 SC
[JT 2010 (10) SC 565 = 2010(10) SCALE 523 = 2010 AIR(SCW) 6198 = (2010) 10 SCC 512 = (2010) 12 SCR 515]
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
(R. V. RAVEENDRAN & AFTAB ALAM, JJ.)
MAN KAUR (DEAD) BY LRS.
Appellants
VERSUS
HARTAR SINGH SANGHA
Respondent
Civil Appeal Nos. 147-148 of 2001-Decided on 5-10-2010. (From : P&H)
(A) Civil Procedure Code, Order 3 Rules 1&2 - Power of attorney - Deposition by holder of power of
attorney to 'act' on behalf of the principal - The position as to who should depose in evidence in regard to
matters involving personal knowledge summarized.
(Para 12)
IN THE MADRAS HIGH COURT
Equivalent Citations : 2003 AIR(Mad) 322 : 2003 Legal Eagle (Mad) 868
Before : P.Sathasivam
K.Malathi
Versus
S.Rajasekaran
Case No. : 122 of 2003
Date of Decision : 21-Mar-2003
Advocates Appeared:
R.Sunder Rajan, B.Thanikachalam
STATUTES REFERRED:
1. Code Of Civil Procedure, 1908, or.3r.1
2. Code Of Civil Procedure, 1908, or.4r.1
3. Code Of Civil Procedure, 1908, S.132
4. Constitution Of India, Art.227
5. Family Courts Act, 1984, S.13
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Equivalent Citations : 2007 AIR(SC) 2083 : 2007 (2) SCR 496 : 2007 AIOL 128 : 2007 (2)
Supreme 201 : 2007 (2) SCC 564 : 2007 (3) JT 389 : 2007 (3) Scale 150
Before : Lokeshwar Singh Panta : C.K.Thakker
Jagraj Singh
Versus
Birpal Kaur
Case No. : Civil Appeal No.711 of 2007 (Arising out of S.L.P.(Civil) No.9706 OF 2006)
Date of Decision : 13-Feb-2007
Advocates Appeared:
Ujjal Singh, T.P.Mishra, Sanjay Katyal , R.K.Pandey, R.C.Kaushik, Kuldip Singh, J.P.Singh,
H.S.Phoolka
HEADNOTE :
Hindu Marriage Act,1955 -- Section 23(2) -- Personal appearance of parties -- Section 23(2)
is a salutary provision exhibiting the intention of parliament requiring the court "in the first
instance" to make every Endeavour to bring about a reconciliation between the parties -- In light
of this Court have power to issue direction to the parties to remain personally present in court -
- Issuance of NBW for non-appearance is well within the power of court and by doing this Court
had not exceeded its power, authority and jurisdiction -- Appeal dismissed -- Code of Civil
Procedure,1908 -- Order 3 Rule 1, Order 9 Rule12, Order 32-A and Rule 3.
STATUTES REFERRED:
1. Code of Civil Procedure,1908, Order 9 Rule 12
2. Hindu Marriage Act,1955, Section 23(2)
3. Code of Civil Procedure,1908, Order 3 Rule 1
4. Code of Civil Procedure,1908, Order 32A Rule 3
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