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Jaya kumar   23 October 2024

Limitation act related query

My motherinlaw purchased one land in 1992 since the seller's kids were minor at that time they didnt get any signature so after 30 years in 2022 they have filed a suit saying since the minor become major and they didnt get the signature from them they request for cancelling the sale deel. ( Seller already barrowed money from my motherinlaw and since they couldnt repay the amount he sold his land to motherinlaw) that land what they sold is ansister property. 

1) Is it valid case since they filed after 30 years ?
2) Father barrowed money for family / kids for some expense and kids are now at the age of 55+ and this was filed in some bad intension ...

3) Out of 5 kids only one kid has raised this case ..will it be valid and any suggestion ?



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Advocate Bhartesh goyal (advocate)     23 October 2024

No, it's  Tim barred suit liable to be dismissed.

Kids if has any grievance could filed the suit soon after stating majority. 

It is is not essential that all the kids should file joint claim, anyone or all can jointly claim.

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Jaya kumar   23 October 2024

If they lie saying they are not aware of this saledeal and that's the reason they are  filing now. In this situation what will happen 

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     23 October 2024

The claim raised now by filing this suit is not maintainable because it is barred by limitation. 

One cannot claim innocence of this sale after three decades. 

Such techniques are guided generally by some land mafias in order to get some wrongful gains. 

If you are scared by the threats and challenge it properly then this case can be easily dismissed. 

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