Power of attorney (GPA) to non relatives in respect of immovable ...

Indian Laws

May 19, 2012

Power of attorney (GPA) to non relatives in respect of immovable property - payment of full stamp duty in case of GPA - Indian Stamp Act, 1899 - Decided in favor of revenue - SC

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Power of attorney (GPA) to non relatives in respect of immovable ...

Indian Laws

May 19, 2012

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