Proprety dispute after sale of plot
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Anonymous
(Querist) 01 March 2011
This query is : Resolved
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Respected Sir/Madam
I had purchased residential Plot (self acquired plot) from one Widow Housewife women in March 1996 jointly with my uncle, made sale deed also. Her three sons (major) were witnessed to the sale deed. But elder son (major), elder daughter (major) were not witnessed.
The women had obtained NOC from District collector (DC) to sale the plot to us before execution of deed. After sale deed applied entry in revenue Dept(mutation), but it was not entered. My Uncle was expired in road accident in April-1996; we were shocked & not concentrated on that plot.
Actually Women was purchased land in 1985 directly from third party (Self acquired)
In September-2010 we have enquired in revenue department but still the name was not changed in our name. The sold women was expired in January-2008
Therefore we had once again applied for enter our name in revenue dept (mutation).
Revenue dept had asked objection from legal hairs of those deceased women.
Now daughter of women (Plaintiff aged 45 ) was claimed 1/5 share & grandson (Deceased Sons Son)(Women’s 1 elder son was also expired after execution after sale deed) was also claimed 1/5 share & claimed that plot is inherited/ancestral, the women was illiterate, therefore disadvantage had been taken & also claimed that property was purchased by their father in the name of mother & mother was housewife. So now they had filed a case in civil court & in revenue Dept.
We had opposed the case & appointed lawyer.
In September-2010 tahsildar/taluka magistrate office had changed & entered all the legal hairs names in records(mutation) without our knowledge. So we had got stay order in Assistant commissioner court & applied to change the names & enter our names the case is pending.
Sir/madam, I am in tension please advice weather claim is genuine & eligible.
So what to do now. Please give openion & guide me sir.
Thanks with regards
spandhari@yahoo.com
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 01 March 2011
Your lawyers are taking right steps and your interests are totally saved and the pleas of opposite party (plaintiffs in your case) are not tenable before law. Instead of inviting tension, persue your cases vigorously and develop faith in your lawyers.
