DPC Law Relating to Power of Attorney by Malik

Law Relating to Power of Attorney by Malik

Law Relating to Power of Attorney by Malik

Law Relating to Power of Attorney by Malik (5th Edition) is a comprehensive and authoritative treatise that examines the legal framework governing powers of attorney in India. The book explains the fundamental principles underlying agency relationships, emphasizing how acts performed by an authorized agent are legally treated as acts of the principal. It provides detailed insight into statutory provisions, particularly under the Indian Contract Act and the Power of Attorney Act, 1882, along with their practical implications. Updated with the latest amendments and judicial developments, this edition serves as a reliable reference for understanding the scope, execution, and legal consequences of powers of attorney in both personal and commercial contexts.

Key Features:

• Thorough analysis of statutory provisions relating to powers of attorney, including relevant sections of the Indian Contract Act and the Power of Attorney Act, 1882
• Incorporation of recent judicial pronouncements for practical legal interpretation
• Detailed discussion on the rights, duties, and limitations of agents and principals
• Clarification of legal concepts through structured commentary and case references
• Updated content reflecting current legal and courtroom developments
• Comprehensive Table of Cases for quick case law access
• Well-organized Subject Index for easy navigation and research

This book is ideally suited for legal practitioners, judges, academicians, and law students seeking an in-depth understanding of the law relating to powers of attorney.

About the Author

Malik is a respected legal author known for his expertise in commercial and criminal law matters, particularly those relating to financial disputes and negotiable instruments. His analytical approach, combined with practical courtroom insights, makes his commentaries highly valuable for legal practitioners and students. Through this work, he aims to simplify complex legal principles and provide clarity on cheque dishonour litigation.