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What is the law of RTI ? A flat in my fathers name has been sold by my brother based on a fake Power of Attorney which has been notarised and the DDA has accepted this to transfer the propoerty in the buyers name, who is also a real estate agent. I am unable to get a copy of the Power of Attorney to check who the Notary was ad how my fathers signature has been faked. Can I demand it thru RTI from DDA ? more
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If you know the date etc. you can. It is Better if you write an RTI application this way. Kindly provide me with 1) certified copy of the "power of attorney" and the name and designation of the officer/ official who received the application along with the power of attorney 2) name and designation of of official/officer who received the same 3) the cert. copy of the official receipt given to the applicant 3) certificated copy of the office note put up by the office staff on the application which was submitted along the power of attorney 4) cert. copy of the file indicating the week to week progress made on the application, till date. more
Mar 27
Your Problem is "fake Power of Attorney" and NOT he RTI, though it is one of the way. Advisable to file Criminal Complaint of forgery viz-a-viz challenge the Proposed deal o be cancelled. more
Jan 11
Can we cross check the RTI furnished by the VAO to the common people with the report that was submitted by the same VAO to his higher officiials or to his superior?? more
Jan 11
Mr. Sanjeev, usually for registration, the SRO does not/should not accept POA's unless and otherwise adjudicated. Adjudication is a process whereby an (executive magistrate) SRO registers the power as legally acceptable document. Notarizing a document does not carry much weight in a court of law. Affidavit is a statement of truth and becomes the first submission based on which a suit can be filed. more
Jan 11
