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Bhartiya No. 1   14 October 2009 at 15:47

Demarcation of the land by civil court

Respected sir,

I have purchased residential land in a plot in 1966 through valid registered sale deed under municipal area. I got it mutated at revenue authority in my name. Till 1969 i got rent reciept. I do not have latest rent reciept from revenue authority, even they are not issuing rent/revenue reciept by saying that, page in which your name was there has been destroyed. But I have latest municipal house tax. I want to get my northern boudary/line (which is adjacent/boder to other plot) of my land fixed, I have applied three times for the demarcation of my land at revenue authority since past four years. But they are making unnecessary delay in their process. Now I got tired with their attitude. Complaining at higher authorities too went in vain. So, I want to get demarcation of the land done through any civil court. Can It be done? If yesm what is the procedure? Thanks

Bhartiya No. 1   14 October 2009 at 15:41

Actual area of land based on the facts written in sale deed

My father had purchased a piece of land in a plot of size 0.98 acre in 1970 under municipal area thro’ a valid registered sale deed. It was ancestral property of the vendor got thro’ partition. Vendor had transferred most of the land to other parties namely 0.16 acre to A in 1962, 0.19 acre to B in 1968 and some land i.e. .32acre has been acquired by the govt. in 1956. I had to purchase remaining land left which is adjacent/share boundary with my other land. But at the time of registry of the sale deed there were confusion over area of the land left in the said plot since we do not had data regarding areas transferred to other parties by the vendor at that time, also vendor was illiterate. My father was in govt. job working outside the place and was not present at the time registry. He got this job done by my Uncle who is dead now. So it is written that total area of the land is 0.21acre under shown/written boundary (which is correct and for the whole land). Also in the recital portion of the deed it is mentioned clearly that only this much land of mine(Vendor) is left in this plot and if the land measures more than the 0.21acre in this plot, the vendee and their heirs will have the right, title, and possession, i.e. apart from the area 0.21 acre rest of the land which is excess in this plot is also been sold to the vendee with the same deed, now I have nothing left in this plot all the land has been sold to the vendee. Me and anyone of my heirs has no claim in this plot. This land is free from any encumbrances and even if vendee and their successor will be ejected from any part of the land then I and my heirs will be liable to pay the compensation. Recently we came to know that actual area of the land is 0.32 acre also boundary mentioned in the deed is correct and is for the whole remaining land we wanted to purchase. We were unaware of this fact till now. Also in the money receipt with Re 1/ revenue stamp, it is written that I (Vendor) have sold the remaining land in this plot which measures 0.21 acre to the vendee with a total sum of Rs. 3000/. Vendor had handed over the possession to us over the entire land remained. Vendor has died long ago. Now the only one son of the vendor who was minor at that time of registry, somehow managed to know this fact (since for mutation purpose we discussed facts written in the sale deed with the employee of revenue authority who disclosed it with him) and trying to grab the excess land with the help of revenue authority where he has applied for the measurement of the of the whole plot. We have not got it mutated till now also the land is currently lying vacant and in north side there is no boundary. Now can he claim after 39 yrs? What should I do? Will adverse law of possession applies on the basis of registered sale deed executed in 1970? Since vendor has mentioned/written in the deed that he is removing his possession and handing it over to vendee and sale deed came into effect from today itself?

Karthik   14 October 2009 at 15:27

code of civil procedure 1908

Hi

Can anybody let me know the exact difference between decree and an order.

Thanks in advance

S V Narayanan   14 October 2009 at 12:52

Will

Am youngest son of my father. I have elder brother & elder sister. My parents are living in 'ancestral house' at Trichy, Tamil Nadu.

My father, i learnt, that wrote a will and registered it with local register's office. He informed this to my brother & sister but not to me as i was in Delhi. On enquiry with my father, he refused to show the will and not ready to share crux of will.

My questions are

1) Can i get the copy of will from register's office using RTI Act?
2) Whether my father is having right to write will for 'ancestral house' since the house is not earned by him?

Please guide me

Jaswant Singh   14 October 2009 at 09:57

Mortgage Suit for Recovery

How an ordinary suit is different from the mortgage suit?

Jaswant Singh   14 October 2009 at 09:54

Mortgage Suit for Recovery

A Finance Company has an only office at place "X" which extended loan to the borrower and loan agreement was executed at a place "Y" which was secured against the mortgaged of the immovable properties situated at A,B,C & D places/districts .There is a clause in the Loan Agreemnt that the court at place "X" shall have the juridication to entertain the suit. Which court shall have juridication to entertain the mortgage suit for recovery of the loan amount?

vishnu   14 October 2009 at 08:35

Required Suggestion and economic reliable civil lawyer

Dear Sir/Madam,

Could you please provide me the contact details of reliable civil lawyer with whome i can share the things and ask for legal business solutions.

Thanks,
Vishnu

CHAUHANMA   13 October 2009 at 23:43

FAKE DOCUMENT

Dear Sir,

Question: I have filed a Civil Suit for permanent injunction not to sale property of my deceased father, suit is against
remaining legal heirs, they have filed written statement alongwith an agreement bearing my fake signatures, what

should I do now? I have a lawyer who is pleading my case but I would like know guidance from you. Dear Sir, what will

be the next step? my email address is: chauhanma@yahoo.com

CHAUHANMA   13 October 2009 at 23:41

FAKE DOCUMENT

Dear Sir,

Question: I have filed a Civil Suit for permanent injunction not to sale property of my deceased father, suit is against
remaining legal heirs, they have filed written statement alongwith an agreement bearing my fake signatures, what should I do now? I have a lawyer who is pleading my case but I would like know guidance from you. Dear Sir, what will be the next step? my email address is: chauhanma@yahoo.com

Vijay Kumar   13 October 2009 at 22:51

Suit for Possession

If a tenant has been forcibly dispossessed, can he claim the possession by way of civil suit for possession?

If yes, what is the limitation?