...acts done by the principal. However, for the acts done by the power of attorney holder as a power agent, he can very well depose. Further, the power of attorney holder can conduct the case on behalf of the principal. Hence, this Court is of the opinion that the power attorney cannot give evidence over.... However, the petitioner can always give evidence for the acts done by him in pursuant to the power given to him. It is mentioned by the learned counsel for the respondent, the petitioner, power of attorney holder is also an attestor. It is made clear in such a case, as an attestor he can very...clearly say that the power of attorney holder cannot depose for the principal in respect of the matters of which the principal alone can have personal knowledge. But, according to the learned counsel for...