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Ancestral property total family given registered G.P.A


13-Nov-2023 (In Civil Law)
Ancestral property total family given GPA (registered) to 2 of themselves, GPA holders 1 and 2 entered a registered sale agreement with me of d property I paid in DD both of them the entire 1cr 5 lakhs money and 4 lakh balance,then they started denied to come to register I have filed a specific performance case against them.i have shown in my income-tax also they r telling in reply notice that money taken for loan only not for sale of the property, the same g.p.a holders 1 and 2 sold 1 acre in the same survey no 5 months back on my sale agreement Date.
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Answer #1
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You have mentioned that you filed a suit for specific performance. Did you file a petition for injunction to restrain the gpa holders from creating any encumbrance on the said property? If so, the sale of one acre during the pendency of the case is invalid. You did not mention clearly about your actual query.
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Answer #2
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Whether you filed case for specific performance with Alternative prayer of return of advance sale consideration? If so you may get the amount with interest. In addition you may also implead the subsequent purchasers to the case which you've filed and sought for declaring the subsequent sale deeds as null and void.
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