Registration of a document presented after the expiry of total period prescribed in Part IV of the A...........

Registeration Act 1908 Others

Registration of a document presented after the expiry of total period prescribed in Part- IV of the Act is

valid

invalid

voidable

void

- Option 1: Valid

- A document is considered 'valid' when it meets all the required legal criteria at the time of registration.

- If a document is registered after the prescribed period without any legal provision allowing for an extension, it would not typically be valid.

- Option 2: Invalid

- An 'invalid' document is one that lacks legal enforceability from the outset due to non-compliance with the prescribed regulations.

- Option 3: Voidable

- A 'voidable' document is valid until it is annulled or declared void by one of the parties involved.

- This usually applies when there is a potential legal defect or conditions unmet during the registration process.

- Option 4: Void ??

- A 'void' document is one that is regarded as having no legal effect from the start as if it had never been executed.

- If the registration period expires and no exceptions apply, the document is often void.

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