What are the consequences faced by a person selling a house whose ownership rights are being questioned in the court?Does a criminal case can be run on him?????
saurabh (business) 30 April 2010
What are the consequences faced by a person selling a house whose ownership rights are being questioned in the court?Does a criminal case can be run on him?????
Chandra (owner) 04 May 2010
Yes, penal action is a definite possibility against the person and even possibly the buyer if he/she knew of the litigation and still went through with the deal.
Anil Agrawal (Retired) 10 May 2010
Is there any restriction by the court? Pending is a different matter.
saurabh (business) 12 May 2010
nopes.....there is no restrictions.....stay was there but now has been nullified....only the case to determine the ownership rights is underway in the court......
Anil Agrawal (Retired) 12 May 2010
What does 'knowing' mean? He may know hundreds of things. So what? Is there any legal bar from selling? If not, he can't be prevented from disposing of the property.
bhagwat patil (Property due diligence 9422773303) 12 May 2010
you can sell only to the extent you owe. apart from that everything is null and void. can be sued in court of law both civil and criminal.
saurabh (business) 13 May 2010
sued in the sense???can be taken to the jail?what exactly the consequences can be?
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