The Notaries Act, 1952

The Notaries Act, 1952 is a definitive guide to understanding India’s legal framework governing notaries and their functions. The book provides a detailed analysis of the statutory provisions, covering the appointment, duties, and responsibilities of notaries under civil law. It elaborates on procedures for authentication, attestation, and registration of documents, offering practical insights for compliance and legal practice.

Designed with clarity and precision, this commentary addresses procedural nuances, legal obligations, and ethical considerations for notaries. The book also includes relevant case law references, statutory interpretations, and practical examples to help readers navigate complex civil law scenarios. Legal professionals, law students, and administrative officers will find this text invaluable for mastering the operational and legal aspects of notarial practices.

Structured to be accessible yet comprehensive, the book blends statutory analysis with practical guidance, making it an essential reference for both academic and professional use. By integrating commentary, legal interpretation, and procedural clarity, it ensures that readers can efficiently apply the Notaries Act in practice, enhancing their understanding of civil law mechanisms in India.