Status of Agreement to sell and purchase as ownership proof
rajesh makol
(Querist) 26 November 2010
This query is : Resolved
Can a registered an agreement to sell and purchase be treated as ownership proof of a property? In case the property does not exist and the same has been verified by DDA (i.e. the flat for which agreement was entered into does not exist), can the papers still be treated as ownership proof? Mrs. Sudha SAchdeva has taken an electricity connection from NDPL on the basis of such papers as ownership proof from NDPL. Can I challenge those papers with NDPL. DDA says flat does not exist. Sub registrar says they only follow the procedure laid down in Registration Act 1908 and are not concerned with existence of property. I have proofs from both DDA and Sub Registrar in writing. Can they be used in any means to prove that the papers submitted by Sudha Sachdeva with NDPL are fraud?
adv. rajeev ( rajoo )
(Expert) 26 November 2010
Regd., agreement of sale is not tittle deed. Sub Register is no way concerned with the existence of the plot his duty is only registration.
The act of Sudha is obviously fruad.
