Is it valid time limitation?

What do you mean by " sale deed registration within 1 from date of agreement to sale " is 1 month/1year/ or 1decade ? Anyway..

Your case is time barred . " Time is essence of contract "so now such agreement can not be enforced.

The agreement stated to have been made in 1980 has already lost its validity, if the transaction is still awaited.

When you see it as an agreement entered in the year 2003, even assuming it be forged or fabricated, that is also very badly barred by limitation at this stage.

The court will decide defend it who knows what happens in court ready for long civil litigation.

Originally posted by : Dr. J C Vashista

Thank you sir

Means it has been done within 1 month as per agreement or 3 years limit ?

In any case the limitation is three years from the  date of execution of the sale agreement, beyond that the agreement is barred by limitation

Sir what about the advance money received from buyer.

Repay that amount with 12 % p.a ?

If the buyer demands the advance amount you may return the same without interest or settle the amount based on the situations prevailing, even though the claim is also barred by limitation.

Thank you T Kalaidelvan sir

So he went to court for claiming ownership even after lower court dismissed his suit on basis of time limitation

If he has filed an appeal against the lower court decision then you can challenge the same strongly on the same points and get this appeal also dismissed.

Thank you sir 

Originally posted by : shubham G

Originally posted by : Dr. J C VashistaThank you sirMeans it has been done within 1 month as per agreement or 3 years limit ?

The limitation would be counted as per agreement i.e., 1 month, if it is provided in the agreement as 1 month from the date of agreement as "time is essence" ifor performance any agreement.