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After giving gpa and sale agreement can the owner sell the property


12-Aug-2023 (In Civil Law)
After giving gpa and sale agreement can the owner sell the property to other party on his own . If so whether it is valid.
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Answer #1
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sir, first of all we must see the terms and condition of the GPA and sale agreement according to that owner has retain his right over the property to dispose according to his will, will not it is open to litigation and subject matter of pending litigation.
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Answer #2
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It is unlawful for a owner of property to sell it to some one other than to the person in favour of whom he has made a GPA and sale agreement, without first legally cancelling the two documents. Now the person in whose favour GPA and sale agreements are made should immediately file a suit against the seller.
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Answer #3
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with sale agreement is not a absolute transfer of property. as prescribed time you have to register a sale deed. if executor fail to register you can approach the court to seeking specific performance with in 3 years from the date of time expires. contact with the details.
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