KNK A Learner (Learning to share) 16 July 2013

Oral agreement, denying after death

Hi,

A, B, C, D, E, F are family members entered into family arrangement of their properties and parties acted upon that arrangment. Party D has brought a land from other family members by paying 10,000 each and it was a oral agreement.

Unfortunately, D died with heart attack leaving behind his successors. Now A, B, C, E, F denying the receipt of the money 10,000/- each and oral agreement. But one of the party has given a blank cheque for surity for the deal on behalf of all others.

How to prove the oral agreement in the court and how to claim the cheque.

Thanks in advance!

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Advocate Ravinder (Advocate/Attorney) 15 August 2013

Oral agreement is not valid. For all immovable properties registration is mandatory. D would have done family arrangement and would have registered it. You can claim only Rs. 10,000/- paid to each family members. Blank cheque given as surety is of no use.