Selling one property to two different people
06-Sep-2023 (In Property Law)
Mr A has done a sale agreement With Mr B n Mr A
recieved full payment over 1yr and later Mr A sell the house to Mr C
wat option does Mr B has n Mr A n B Lives in same property
n Mr A still has to give the posession to Mr C in mth time
can Mr B file fraud case against Mr A and get a stay
on the property.
Sir/madam, you should immediately file a criminal complaint against A for cheating etc. Simultaneously, you would be well advised to file a suit for injunction etc. Restraining A from creating third party interests in the property
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Yes B has remedies both under civil as well as criminal law.
Under civil law a suit San file against both A and C and certainly the conveyance in favour of C can be stayed. As for criminal law, both b and C can file a criminal complaint on the grounds of cheating, fraud and breach of trust.
Under civil law a suit San file against both A and C and certainly the conveyance in favour of C can be stayed. As for criminal law, both b and C can file a criminal complaint on the grounds of cheating, fraud and breach of trust.
Since Mr. A has already sold the property to Mr. B, Mr. B must be having all the relevant documents pertaining to title of the property and the contract which was executed for sale of the said property. In such a case, Mr. A cannot sell the property to Mr. C. Mr. C has no right whatsoever over the property. Further, the contract between Mr. A and Mr. C will be void ab initio. Mr. B can file a case of fraud in case there is any hassle. Otherwise, Mr. B should just enjoy the possession of the property and get a stay for the execution of the contract between Mr. A and Mr. C.
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