[Solved] Select the Correct Statement.

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Q.	Select the Correct Statement.
A.	The Policy Document has to be signed by a Competent Authority, but need not be compulsorily stamped according to Indian Stamp Act.
B.	The Policy Document has to be signed by a Competent Authority, and should be stamped according to Indian Stamp Act.
C.	The Policy Document need not be signed by a Competent Authority, but should be stamped according to Indian Stamp Act.
D.	The Policy Document neither needs to be signed by a Competent Authority, nor it needs to be compulsorily stamped according to Indian Stamp Act.
Answer» B. The Policy Document has to be signed by a Competent Authority, and should be stamped according to Indian Stamp Act.

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