Forged will
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Anonymous
(Querist) 01 March 2011
This query is : Resolved
Sir, One man in the year 1984 prepared a forged GPA in his name and SPA in the name of his wife of my father, and got the same registered in the registered office Gurgaon with the help of bogus witnesses. He was trying to sell our property, my father came to know so he lodged a police complaint and an FIR was lodged in 1985 against the said person. The case is still pending in the police record as untraced. I have given the address of this person but police had not taken any action in this case till date. My father died in the year 2005 Now in the year 2010 this man again came and filed a case in the court of sub judge for injunction on the bases of WILL of my deceased father. The WILL is of the same date of the same period 1984 and same attesting witnesses those are on the GPA and SPA. All the documents are the in serial number like 1,2,3, and bearing the same signature. After the death of my father for almost 5 years he said he just came to know about the death and he has the will and the legal heir of the deceased has no right on the property I have lodged a complaint to the police but they are not taking any action Sir my question is when for the two document my father had lodged a FIR and said that signatures on GPA & SPA are forged then how is it possible that the third document WILL is genuine I need your advise what can I do. With thanks and regards, Karan Kumar
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 02 March 2011
Your case is very easy. If the opponent has approached the court to declare him as owner of the properties left by your father on the basis of alleged will so you vigorously oppose his claim on the basis of all available evidence including FIR lodged by your father. Such person can never be successful to establish his will.
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 02 March 2011
Your case is very easy. If the opponent has approached the court to declare him as owner of the properties left by your father on the basis of alleged will so you vigorously oppose his claim on the basis of all available evidence including FIR lodged by your father. Such person can never be successful to establish his will.
Guest
(Expert) 02 March 2011
Hi,
Please check the information more on the following points:
1) Presently, the property is in whose possession, yourself or in the possession of the opposite party?
2) Whether the original deed is in your own possession or in the possession of the other party?
3) If it is an old property, in whose name the land revenue record of Tehsildar/ Patwari shows?
The information on these points can help you much in addition to the advice of other experts.
PS Dhingra
Chief Executive Officer
Dhingra Group of Management & Vigilance Consultants
New Delhi-110089
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Kirti Kar Tripathi
(Expert) 02 March 2011
it seems the property is in your possession, Since you have a valid case and grounds, act as per advise of my learned friend Mr. Makkad, you need not to worry.
