No, this judgment has not been overruled.

The provided legal document is a 2018 judgment from the High Court of Kerala (WP(C)/23710/2018, decided on 18-07-2018) by Justice Alexander Thomas. It contains no internal indications of being overruled, such as references to subsequent reversals, superseding legislation, or appellate overrides. (!) [judgement_subject][judgement_act_referred]

Key analysis: - The ruling interprets statutory provisions under the Registration Act, 1908 (notably Sections 17(1)(g), 33(1)(c), 26, and 32) and Kerala Stamp Act, 1959 (Section 18), holding that specific registration requirements for powers of attorney authorizing immovable property transactions (value ≥ ₹100, excluding close family) override general authentication rules for documents executed abroad. (!) (!) (!) (!) - It relies on amendments effective 13.09.2013 (Kerala Amendment Act 31 of 2013), which remain unaltered in the document. (!) - The court's directions affirm procedural compliance (e.g., registering the PoA under Section 26 before sale deed registration) without noting any conflicting higher authority. (!) (!) (!) - No paragraphs suggest review, appeal outcomes, or legislative changes post-2018 that would invalidate it. (!) (!)

As an unreversed single-judge High Court decision on point, it stands as binding precedent for similar facts in Kerala unless contradicted by later binding authority (not evident here).