Timber agreement

bharath (Querist) 13 May 2017 This query is : Resolved
Hello everyboby

My father entered into agreement with timber merchant sale of trees (100 Rs stamp pepper) including sale of rose wood in 2003, due to govt rules cutting of tries was prohibited , timber merchant took sign from my father for power of attorney and also from other planter to file case against govt (reason is trees are creating over shadow it effect growing coffee) Recently timber merchant came and informed i won case ....and asking trees after almost 14 year
My questiones

1. But i am not ready to give tress now
2. at the time of agreement i am minor
3. whether i need to give expenses incurred by him
4. in agreement it is mentioned if we are
not giving trees we need to give all expenses beard by timber merchant

please do needful

thanks in advance

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Guest (Expert) 13 May 2017
Amicably Sorting Out would be the best solution.Results of Legal Remedies can not be Predicted.The Other Side's Legal Justifications in court with a Specific Performance Suit Could turn things in his favor

bharath (Querist) 13 May 2017
validity of power of attorney ?

bharath (Querist) 13 May 2017
you mean i need to gives trees to him but if i gave my coffee plants and pepper will destroys....

Guest (Expert) 13 May 2017
Amicably Sort it out with mutual understanding.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 13 May 2017
If your father alive, he should immediately cancel the POA.

Show all documents to local lawyer and discuss.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 13 May 2017
Whether your father is alive? If deceased, Power of attorney has become invalid.

Whether the trees planted are grown on ancestral land or self-acquired property of your father? If ancestral, you can move to the court for permanent/perpetual injunction, you are not bound by the terms and conditions of the agreement executed by your father.

Contact, consult and engage a local prudent lawyer for proper appreciation of documents and facts of the case, guide and proceed.