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RSingh (Software engineer)     09 September 2009

Bogus GPA regarding

Dear Sir,

 I have one personal doubt on GPA matter.  

Case : Man A , Who was Minor (3yrs old-In 1980) when his Father  and Mother sold the Agriculture land of 12 acres to their cousins in the year 1980 and we have made the Registration with the local Registrar office about this sale. Now we possess the “Registered Sale deed”  for 12 acres sold to us by Father of Man A.

 Later Man A’s Father died in 1986, and his son (Man A) in the July, 2008  given GPA to the Party X and Y over the sold property, where he (Man A)  clearly knows that his father’s property already sold to their cousins in the year 1980 and his Mother still alive and who she signed the document in the year 1980 during the registration at Registrar office.

 Thus Man A, does not possess any document with him and given a GPA and threatening us to give some money, as he was minor (it was mentioned during registration by his Mother, that my son(Man A) is minor and behalf him I am singing this document) and want to claim that property again. Now the case is filed against the GPAs given by Man A to GPAs X and Y.

  Conclusion: The above Property GPA given which is already sold to  us for which we have a Authentic Registered Sale deed with us which is 30 years old now. Now he is asking certain amount of money to withdraw his GPA given to others. This is purely a bogus case that court should dismiss after its scrutiny.

 We had 3 to 4 sessions in the District session court, but the Opponent lawyer(GPAs) is not coming  and discussion  date every time are getting postponed.

And 5 time, the Oponents (Man-A) brought her mother to the court, to submit False Affidavit stating "the above Sale deed (1980) is false and fake" and she never had been to the Registrar office in 1980 to sign. Now we receive this copy thru court and planning to prove what she said is wrong in the affidavit with evedences that she had signed the Sale deed.

Note : Can our Advocate ask to the honarable judge for her both the Thumb impression and recall the Certified copy of Sale deed (1980) which is available with MRO office so that both the Thumb impression can be verified (by means of Foreinsic lab test) to give the judgement on this false statement.

2. The lady who she has put her Thumb impression is not only marking the black spot to the Entire Registration Officials of Govt of A.P and authority as well, and she has to be punished Criminally.

3. As Supreme Court of India already given notices that GPA cases needs to be  verified stringently to exploit the reality.

 Could you please advice us. We are sure that we will win the case, but do not know how much time it will take to give Right judgment.

 

PS : You can well suggest to my personal email Id : rs_pwc@yahoo.co.in

 

Satyameva Jayathe.

 

 

Thanks & Regards

Rajender Singh

Sofware Engineer

Indian MNC

Hyderabad



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 1 Replies

Prakash Yedhula (Lawyer)     17 October 2009

Certainly the thumb impression of the lady can be compared with that which is available in the Sale Deed.  The son has to challenge the sale deed within 3 years from attaining majority or 3 years from the date of his knowledge after attaining majority. 


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