Defamation
Pramod Kumar Dubey
(Querist) 13 January 2010
This query is : Resolved
Dear Sir,
I have purchased an irrigated land (approx 5 acres )from a person of my own village(UP),since he resides in Gujrat & been 65 years old he sold off his property to me & i have made full cheque payment to him, since he with his entire family is settled in Gujrat , he sold the property to me with his consent to me.
One of the reason of selling his land to me is the seller has family dispute with his two sons, both the sons have not taken care of his father after death of mother.
Now both the sons(age is 40 & 35) have filed a case against me that the registry which i have done should be cancelled.
The person from whom i have purchased land is inherited from his ancestors, he had sold the land to me in his proper health & with free will.
His two sons had filed allegation on the basis fraud, kidnapping,non payment which is totally baseless & wrong which i can easily prove as the seller was in a healthy state of mind plus i have done entire payment through cheque
Please advice on what grounds should i work againt the cased filed against me, I have paid all my money to him.
since his son has framed a baseless allegation of fruad siting non-payment, kidnapping & some words which cannot be used for a social person, i am willing to file a case of DEFAMATION against them, please advice.
Rgds,
Pramod Kumar Dubey
niranjan
(Expert) 13 January 2010
As you said that sons have filed civil suit for cancellation of the sale deed,wait till the suit is decided.
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 13 January 2010
You should contest the case on all available grounds like full payment, need of the seller because of his permanent settlement in gujarat, good health, free will, full consideration etc.
Though ancestral property can be sold only for the dire need of the family because all the family members have also share therein but if sufficient time has elapsed in sale then those sons cannot succeed in their suit.
Guest
(Expert) 19 January 2010
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