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Property law

(Querist) 19 February 2013 This query is : Resolved 
Dear Sir/Madam,

Actually my father was purchased a land of 2.42 acres from his brother in law on 1991.but there was no any legal agreement letter (that contains transfer of land as a sale with the price of Rs 35000) at that time of purchase.

but such agreement was written in the year of 2000.it was registered on my fathers name on the basis of ROR. after one and half year the same property was transferred to the my mother's name.

In 2012 , the seller said that such agreement was not in consent of myself & it leads to invalid because of such land price was increased.not only he is saying like that he was ready to file a suit on us & lodge a case in the court.so far he said like that u forged my signature & its not mine.whether it is favoure to me or not?
will u give any Advice to me sir
ajay sethi (Expert) 19 February 2013
your father has purchased 2.42 acres land in 2000 . the said agreement was duly stamped and regd .

2) subseqently your father transferred property in ypour mother name . how was it transferred ? by gift deed ? was it stamped and regd?

3)merely because land prices have increased does not make agreement of 2000 invalid . let him file suit in court .

3) what was he doing for 12 years? the seller has to prove signature is forged
Anilkumar (Querist) 19 February 2013
Dear Sir,

Everything was duly registered & Stamped Agreement.

if u dont mind , will u say, in which ways he can proove that it was forged , now he is above 60 years .
Generally he puts the signs in different manner i.e in different ways ,
Is it favour to me?
Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 20 February 2013
Though the seller cannot back out but instead of facing a long litigation, it shall be better to negotiate with him by paying some additional amount and get the registered sale deed in your favour.


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