What is the minimum number of witnesses required by the definition of 'attested' in section 3 of the…
Section 3 requires two or more witnesses. Each must satisfy the statutory requirements for witnessing or receiving the permitted personal acknowledgment and sign in the…
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What is the minimum number of witnesses required by the definition of 'attested' in section 3 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882?
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Correct answer A
Section 3 requires two or more witnesses. Each must satisfy the statutory requirements for witnessing or receiving the permitted personal acknowledgment and sign in the executant's presence.
The witnesses need not be present together.
Option feedback
Option A
Section 3 requires two or more attesting witnesses.
Option B
One witness falls short of the statutory minimum.
Option C
Three witnesses may attest, but the statutory minimum is two.
Option D
Four witnesses may attest, but the statutory minimum is two.
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