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Advocate Manoj Gupta
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West End Road, Meerut
22 years ExperienceAdvocate Manoj Gupta is Panel Advocate of various Bank, Financial Institutions, Meerut Devlopment Authority and other organization.
Advocate Manoj enrolled with the Bar Council of Uttar Pradesh in 2002. He is a member of the Meerut Bar Association.
Enrollment Number : UP/5744/2002
- District Court, Gautam Budh Nagar
- District Court, Ghaziabad
- District Court, Meerut
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Questions Answered by Advocate Manoj Gupta
Q: Sale of property without consent
My grandfather have 3 children, 2 sons and 1 daughter,The daughter sold the house without the knowledge of anyone(don't know sheb managed to) and later she blackmailed my grandparents and kept them quite.Now it's been some years now ..but can I bring a grandson question that selling ?How the information of the selling procedure can be procured for review?We are Muslim so need an angle from this perspective.
Advocate Manoj Gupta answered
you are the beneficiary in the said property and you got this information of sale now, you can claim your share in that parental property, More over you can file civil suit to cancel the deed, which had been executed daughter without the consent of her brothers.
Q: Can GPA be treated as a legal document later converted into registry
We are going to purchase one resail flat in indirapuram, but the owner of the flat is giving us the flat registry without roof right, he is having the GPA of the roof which he wants to give us as a roof right. I just want to know that is GPA a legal paper. And can we convert that GPA into registry, and that Registery would be consider legal.
Advocate Manoj Gupta answered
GPA is nothing as far as sale is concern. GPA can be revoked at any time by its executor. More over it does not confer any right as owner of the property. GPA can not be converted as sale deed. You shall get sale deed in your favour.
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