Property Buyer not Paying after Registration, Pls Help me

Mr Gopalan,

Since the Cheques would become stale after 6 months (5 months already elapsed) it is advisable to present the cheques immediately and issue notice. Once the cheques become stale it would be difficult and weaken your case. Further, the vendee is communicating only verbally and not in written, send a lawyers notice asking the balance payment and institute a suit for cancellation of the sale. The registrar is not empowered to cancel the sale deed and he can do it only on direction of a court. Contact a good advocate locally and initiate action immediately else you are bound to lose financially.

Dear Mr.Subash Gopalan,

You need to present the cheques immdieatly, upon non clearance of the cheques you can file a case for necessary relief/s in accordance with law.

regards

Suresh.N.V.

Non presentment of cheque would certainly weaken your case. The principle laid by Negotiable Instruments Act is that when a person handover duly filled cheques to any person for discharging legal debt then he is duty bound to keep the balance amount at his account as the cheque is valuable security therefore u must present those cheques as early as possible let the bank dishonor it and you will have multiple causes of action against buyer and it will give a strong ground for instituting proceeding against buyer for cancellation of Sale Deed in civil court