Land sold to 2 parties

dear srinidhi,

first of all dnt go for new piece of land its a trap spread by the developer.

secondly if you had the agreement before and registered with registrar office,the developer can not sale the same as he is left no more owner.

i have a confusion in my mind that how a developer is doing that ,is he so ignorant about the land laws?

i think he had saled you the plot in joint land measuring many plots and there will be no particular area or land number like khasra number is mentioned in the registry ,had he given you the possession og particular land he had saled to you.

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Dear srinidhi,

In addition to what has been suggested by Mr Thakur, you may also do the following things:

1. Try to get possession of the Plot by gettting it demarcated at the earliest.

2. Obtain a certified copy of your sale deed as well as the 2nd Sale deed from the Sub-Registrar office and file a FIR against the Builder/Developer. This would give you the necessay negotiating lever with which you can pressurize the developer to register a Rectification deed w.r..t the 2nd Sale Deed.

3. At a later stage, you also have the remedy for filing a Suit for the cancellation of 2nd sale deed in the civil court.

File an FIR against the builder who has committed a criminal offence. Under pressure try to get the demarcation of your plot.Dont agree for any new deal it may simply be a trap.

Mr Cheema has rightly pointed out that you should go for a criminal complaint, it is a grave offence, because the developer cannot now say that he had no knowledge of the earlier sale deed, but in the meantime you can approach the Sub-Registrar with an application to cancell the registration of the second sale.You should also approach the concerned authority for not passing mutation order as regard the second sale deed. There is every chance of your succcess in getting the property sold to you initially.

Mr Cheema has rightly pointed out that you should go for a criminal complaint, it is a grave offence, because the developer cannot now say that he had no knowledge of the earlier sale deed, but in the meantime you can approach the Sub-Registrar with an application to cancell the registration of the second sale.You should also approach the concerned authority for not passing mutation order as regard the second sale deed. There is every chance of your succcess in getting the property sold to you initially.

Mr Cheema has rightly pointed out that you should go for a criminal complaint, it is a grave offence, because the developer cannot now say that he had no knowledge of the earlier sale deed, but in the meantime you can approach the Sub-Registrar with an application to cancell the registration of the second sale.You should also approach the concerned authority for not passing mutation order as regard the second sale deed. There is every chance of your succcess in getting the property sold to you initially.

Mr, Cheema is very right, but you should also approach the Sub-Regisrtrar for cancallation of the second sale deed. You should also approach the revenue authority for not passing any order for mutation on the basis of second sale deed.