Amit (Self employed) 04 October 2012
To_B_Lawyer (Student) 04 October 2012
Hi, I'm a law student and although my legal knowledge is meagre as compared to other practicing lawyers here, i think as per the Indian Limitation Act (we still havent covered this in college), the ownership of the property cannot be challenged after this long a period. (Limitation Act gives a deadline after which any person cannot challenge the validity of any legal transaction/document). Secondly, the burden of proving that your grandfather was "forced" to sign the papers is now on your uncle. Court assumes validity of any legal document signed in front of a govt. officer appointed for that purpose (in this case tehsildar).
So dont worry, you have a good case according to me!!
Amit (Self employed) 04 October 2012
Hello dear,
Appreciate your inputs. Want to add a point in here :
1) Suit is filed by two uncles in same application. One of the uncle has mentioned that he was serving in BSF and did not know about the transection. He only got to know about it after death of C (my father) when he inquired about it. This is completely false. He knew about it starting from day one.
2) Does witnesse and gawaah matters/considered in such cases. I have atleast 20 people from my village who can testify this.