In most cases, an Adivasi (tribal) cannot directly sell their property to a non-Adivasi without prior permission from the relevant government authorities, making such a sale potentially void or illegal depending on the specific state laws and regulations governing tribal land ownership; essentially, the sale is not automatically void but requires approval to be considered valid.
To sell their land to a non-Adivasi, the Adivasi typically needs to obtain prior approval from the local revenue department or a designated authority, who will assess if the sale is necessary and fair.
The exact rules regarding Adivasi land sales vary depending on the state you are in.
If without prior sanction there is transfer of possession by tribal to a non-tribal under agreement to sell, it is void ab initio.
If the cheque is bounced you can file a cheque bvounce case against him.
To cancel a sale deed, you can file a suit in a civil court.
You can gather evidence to support your claim, such as documentation of fraud or misrepresentation.
A sale deed can be canceled after registration, but only within a specific time frame and under certain conditions.
The cancellation must be based on valid grounds, such as fraud, misrepresentation, or breach of contract.
The cancellation must be requested within a reasonable timeframe.
You consult an experienced lawyer in the local and proceed as suggested
