can title of property disputed?

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 05 July 2011 This query is : Resolved
A person (party 1 -their is only one person in party one)had sold his agric. land in 1981 by signing himself (not through power of attorney)in registered sell deed before sub registrar to party 2.Son of party 1 has also signed on sell deed as witness.Party 2 has sold it to party 3 by reg. sell deed in 1996.Party 3 has sold it to party 4 in 2003. Party 4 applied for & converted status of land in non agricultural for residential purpose & subdivided in residential plots in 2005. One person from party 4 sold out his res.plots to party 5 in 2005. One another person among party 4 sold out his res. plot to party 6 in 2008. All transactions are through reg.sell deed & entered in govt.records at respective time.
now party 1 has objected entry in govt. record of deal between party 2 & 3, in 2002 & same rejected by collectorate court in 2007,stating that appeal against such entry is rejected on the basis of merits & time limit both.
party 1 has died in 2003.During his life party 1 has never objected sell deed he signed or his signature in it , he made with party 2 in 1981,before any civil court. Can successor of party 1 dispute title of present party on the same land now after the death of party 1 ?

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Advocate SK Rohilla New Delhi (Expert) 05 July 2011
No, the successor of party left with no right to dispute the title where property is conveyed lawfully by an absolute owner.

Advocate Bhartesh goyal (Expert) 05 July 2011
No,successor of party no 1 has no right/title over the property in question. property was alienated legally and now buyer is absolute owner.

prabhakar singh (Expert) 05 July 2011
I agree with opinion expressed by learned brothers SK Rohilla and Advocate Bhartesh goyal.

Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 05 July 2011
No. No any successor has got any legal right to challenge the settled things at such belated stage.

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