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Can seller cancel the agreement after registry


29-Jul-2023 (In Civil Law)
Dear Sir, As per HUF our ancestral property has not been divided my father my three grandfather name registered in paper during chakbandi in 1970 somehow their name struck from document & my elder Grandfather's elder son name registered on whole property, my elder father only daughter claimed on all property then after mutual agreement & paying money as per her requirement we have divided whole property in three parts then after her name registered on the whole property after that she made registry us 2/3 of property as keeping her grandfather share in her name. the registry was made in a proper way by giving proper revenue. for register property. now after registry, she is started fighting for taking whole property though our name has been put on the document ( on khasra khtauni 0. she file cancellation suit for registry. please advice what we should do. after registry it can be cancelled?
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Answer #1
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It's not clear from your narrative that as to whether the transfer of property took place by of sale deed or not and as to whether it was registered or not. What do you mean by paying proper revenue was it the stam duty.
Please elaborate than I can provide with a proper reply.
A registered deed can only be cancelled upon certain grounds provided under law.
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Answer #2
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as per information povided by you, yours father and three grandgather's name was recorder in during chakbandi in 1970. later on their name was struck down. there is alo a remedy to file a case in chakbandi against the proceedings/order by means of which the name of your father and three grndfather was struck down.

if your name is recorded than how and why whole property was registered on the name of daughter of yours elder father' s only daughter.
if property is recorded in your name in revanue and you are not the seller you can file a siut for cancellation of the sale deed
as per the contents of the agreement you can file a suit if thee is any clause that property will be devided in all of you.

yours qoestion leaves many doubt about the claers picture of case. in light of the infornation provided by you, only this best advice can be given by me.
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Answer #3
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On the above-mentioned query please note down that the daughters have no right in the agricultural property of their parents. if she wants her share in the property or file a Case for cancellation of sale deed,it is illegal by the law.
If the property is undivided then the sale of any part of the property without NOC is illegal.
So I suggest that you have to file a suit for partition immediately.
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