Authentication of foreign documents is deemed valid when supported by authorised notarial seal and signature for foreign-exchange purposes. Authentication of documents received from outside India is deemed valid for foreign-exchange law purposes where the document bears, is impressed with, or ... Summary
Authentication of foreign documents is deemed valid when supported by authorised notarial seal and signature for foreign-exchange purposes.
Authentication of documents received from outside India is deemed valid for foreign-exchange law purposes where the document bears, is impressed with, or is accompanied by the seal and signature of a person authorised to perform notarial acts under the Diplomatic and Consular Officer (Oaths and Fees) Act, 1948. This deemed authentication applies for the purpose of section 39 of the Act.
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