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What is the time limit to claim property


10-Jun-2023 (In Property Law)
the original owner of my agricultural land Mr A had sold the different survey nos of the property to Mr B, C & D between 1945 & 1955. Mr E purchased the property from Mr B,C,&D in 1967.Mr F purchased from Mr E in 1987.i purchased the property from Mr F in 2000.now Mr A's children are r claiming that their father had not sold the property and threatning legal action.i have registered sale deeds of Mr.A to B &D. Mr E to F and F to me. what options do they have and how can i avoid them since i do not want my property to enter litigation.
Answers (3)

Answer #1
885 votes
Better to bring documents because b, c and d purchased clear title or wt. You have no Problem to more over a children's now its problem.
They send a legal notice to you have to challenge no other options.
After 55 to 60 years laps they r send notice they have to explain before court it's very difficult to win.
You bring all sale deeds.
Answer #2
883 votes
There is nothing that one can do to prevent any land from entering into litigation. If you had taken proper steps in scrutinising the documents and done suitable enquiries before purchasing the property you can defend any action in court when required.
Answer #3
823 votes
Sir, There must be grounds for Mr.A's inheritors to threaten you legal action. So, only after seeing the sale deed of Mr.A we will know the reason behind legal action. If sale deed is ok then you may think of filing harassment complaint against inheritors of Mr.A.

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