Law Relating to Power of Attorney

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Description
It is a great privilege and honour to be the Revising Author of present Seventh Edition of this authoritative book S Parameswaran on the Law Relating to Powers-of-Attorney, the Foreword to First Edition of which was written by Padma Vibhushan (Retd.) Justice V R Krishna Iyer (1915-2014), the illustrious Judge of the Supreme Court, a human and humane judge of international repute, a jurist nonpareil, the pioneer of judicial activism and legal-aid, who appreciated this effort of learned original Author S Parameswaran, an industrious lawyer with a penchant for academic study geared to practical need. Justice V R Krishna Iyer appreciated this book "S Parameswaran Law Relating to Powers- of-Attorney" as a must for every Lawyer or Attorney, a service to the lawyer and the lay alike, which may legitimately claim a place not merely in the library of Advocates or Lawyers, but also of all other allied Professions and mercantile community, but added a rider that more careful marshalling of materials, a better tidying up of topics and a more selective highlighting of landmark rulings will enhance the worth of the volume. Keeping in view the foregoing rider, the original and revising authors of previous six editions have kept marshalling the materials and adding topics. Now this thoroughly Revised, Updated and Enlarged Seventh Edition truly marshalls the Law Relating to Powers-of-Attorney in the Powers-of-Attorney Act, 1882 (7 of 1882) and a plethora of Related Statutes on Powers-of-Attorney, Authorised Representatives, Agents, Vakalatnamas, Memorandum of Appearance, etc., and does systematical tidying up of various Provisions, Topics, Case-laws and Decisions highlighting landmark rulings under respective Sections and Provisions of these Acts in the following 16 Chapters, which will enhance the worth of this practical handbook:
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Contents
Chapter 1.    Introduction
Chapter 2.    The Powers-of-Attorney Act, 1882
Chapter 3.    Power-off-Attorney and Agency
Chapter 4.    Litigations, Suits and Proceedings on Power-of-Attorney
Chapter 5.    Advocate as Power-off-Atorney
Chapter 6.    Power-off-Attorney and Registration
Chapter 7.    Power-off-Arbitration
Chapter 8.    Power-off-Attorney and Tax Laws
Chapter 9.    Power-off-Attorney and The Indian Evidence Act, 1872
Chapter 10.  Criminal Cases, bail etc.n Power of Attorney Matters
Chapter 11.  power of Attorney and Stamp Act
Chapter 12.  Power of Attorney and Negotiable Instruments Act
Chapter 13   Power of Attorney and Notaries Act
Chapter 14   Precedential Relationship of Power of Attorney with other Branches of Law
Chapter 15   Relevant Provisions of releated Statutes on Attorney
Chapter 16   Specimen Forms of releated Statutes on Attorney
Table of Cases
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Author Details
S. Parameswaran, Advocate, M.Sc., LL.B., A.M.B.I.M., Dip from SMU, (U.S.A.)
S.K. Kataria, B.Com., LL.B., F.C.A
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