Transfer of vehicle without owner's knowledge

File a case against him or amicably decide the matter as he is his own brother.

Let your friend ascertain the facts of selling the car and after that he can get into legal action against both his brother and the other person.

Why should he leave the car idle for years, since he is not showing interest in that car, the others are taking advantage  hene this is the result.

Originally posted by : T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate

Let your friend ascertain the facts of selling the car and after that he can get into legal action against both his brother and the other person.Why should he leave the car idle for years, since he is not showing interest in that car, the others are taking advantage  hene this is the result.  

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I feel the other person can escape by saying his brother sold car to him. What can be the best way to teach lesson for both these people? A generic complaint may not help. Any smart ways to track both these frauds?

Admittedly, as per the records, your friend(?) is the owner of the vehicle and is liable if something adverse happens.  As such, his  priority ought to be in solving the issue than teaching lessons to strangers.

Originally posted by : P. Venu

Admittedly, as per the records, your friend(?) is the owner of the vehicle and is liable if something adverse happens.  As such, his  priority ought to be in solving the issue than teaching lessons to strangers.

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As mentioned before the ownership was transferred to another person by some fraudulent ways.

Your friend can make a police complaint and take actions against his brother and the person who purchased the car. The sale can be cancelled and the car restored to your friend. It is up to your friend if he wants to do anything else.