Power Of Attorney
Samrat Desai
(Querist) 14 March 2011
This query is : Resolved
If I have made a sale deed of Land as a Power of attorney holder of 180 Peoples, Another person filed suit of Injuction against all the 180 Vendors, me and purchaser and he served notice of all 180 vendors on me as I am POA holder of all, Now I have given a Pursis that I am not wishing to appear on behalf of said 180 vendors and I was appeared in the suit for me only. Afterwards on next date plaintiff gives an application I am legally bind to appear for the 180 defendants as a POA holder and requested to court to pass Ex-parte order agaisnst me, I am in need of any rule or Ruling which state the notices of defendant should served on themselves personally if they want to appear personally then they should have right to do so.
If anyone helps me it will be better for my case.
Regards- Adv. S.P. Desai, Sindhudurg, Maharshtra
Samrat Desai
(Querist) 14 March 2011
But I made a sale deed as POA of that peoples and suit has cause of action as the 180 vendors dosent have right in said property it is liability of that 180 peoples to prove their right or disproove allegation of plaintiff I am 24 year boy who dont know about history of the land what should I do
Advocate. Arunagiri
(Expert) 14 March 2011
If you are a POA you are a necessary party to the case.
Samrat Desai
(Querist) 14 March 2011
I am ready to defend myself personally but I m not interested to defend case as POAH of Vendors, I want court to order plaintiff to issue notice to them personally any rule or Rulling on that Please
