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Staying in property for more then 30 years but not registered


23-Apr-2023 (In Property Law)

A purchased property from B on agreement. B denied to register property in name of A saying agreement is fake. On filing suit by A, Court decreed suit in favour of A. A failed to register the property in his name. After a gap of 30 years legal heirs of A filed suit to get the registration but case dismissed on limitation. Property is continuously in possession of legal heirs of A on ground for more than 40 yrs. What is the next option held with legal heirs of A to get the property registered in their name.

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Answer #1
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It is for your knowledge and information that there is actually no need for the court decree to be registered, if there is direction from the court than only you have to get it registered.

Secondly, the rightly dismissed the execution of the order after 30 years as it was time barred and beyond limitation but now all the legal heirs can file one suit and get the entire suit partition in their favour as per their own respective shares.

rest you are requested to show the papers of property and previous court order for complete appropriate legal advice.

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