What is the clause that says the notary is not required as a witness?

Question

Whis is the clause in the Indian Judiciary, laid out by supreme court , that says the notary is not required as a witness in civil issues where the notary had signed the will? Also any online links or website can i get the various clauses of indian judiaciary related top civil mattrers?

Answer 1

I would think it means that since the notary sign and put the notary seal on a document, means the notary does not have to physically appear as a witness. I know nothing about Indian Judiciary, so it is probably best for you to google it and do your research. I am sure you can research it as easily as I can.

Answer 2

I imagine it would be under tribal law!

What are you talking about in civil issues. They and any lawyer, can notarize something, however, they aren't always notarizing that it is a true copy, or even the original, just that you signed it.

I can't think of any reason! Usually court clerks are notary's as well, and filing it in a court gives it some legal standing!

I know nothing about the Indian judiciary, or tribal law!