**Submission of Chief or Statement**: The requirement for the attorney to submit a chief or statement along with the GPA may depend on the specific rules and procedures of the court handling the case. Your advocate should review the relevant court rules and orders to determine if such a requirement exists and how it impacts the ability to cross-examine the attorney. Can the attorney designated as GPA and SPA be cross examined by my advocate?

As per Indian law, a General Power of Attorney (GPA) authorizes the designated attorney to act on behalf of the principal in specified matters. Similarly, a Special Power of Attorney (SPA) grants specific powers to the designated attorney for particular actions.

If an attorney has been designated as a GPA or SPA, they can be cross-examined by your advocate in legal proceedings. During cross-examination, your advocate can question the designated attorney about the powers granted to them under the GPA or SPA, the actions they have taken on behalf of the principal, and any relevant details related to the case.

It is essential to thoroughly review the relevant court rules and procedures governing cross-examination in your specific case to ensure compliance with applicable legal requirements. Additionally, consulting with your attorney for tailored legal advice based on the specifics of your situation is recommended.