My friend is applying for anticipatory bail, and the person providing surety only has notarized photocopies of property documents. Will the court accept these copies, knowing the originals are with the bank?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My friend is applying for anticipatory bail, and the person providing surety only has notarized photocopies of property documents. Will the court accept these copies, knowing the originals are with the bank?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

The court may accept notarized photocopies of property documents as surety, especially if the original documents are with the bank. However, the court might ask for additional proof of ownership or request the original documents to be produced for verification.

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