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What to do if I sold the property to 2nd buyer when 1st didn't pay


24-Dec-2023 (In Civil Law)
sir , i have sold my property to my friend and said he would give me xx amount of money as token, and remaining amount he will pay within 2 yrs, but he gave me only half of the decided amount of token, and we have not registered the token amount on stamp or notary, its simply written on parchi, but as my financial condition weakens i said him many times to give me full amount i will give u possession, but he ignored, now i sold that property to another buyer and registered sale, now the 1st buyer is asking for double money or possession , what should i do pl guide me???
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Answer #1
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He has no right to ask for possession and sale deed in his favour. If he is aggrieved he can only chellange the 2nd sale deed through a suit for specific performance. As per the judgment of S.Court he could not ask double the amount without proving any loss .
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Answer #2
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If there is an agreement than it will work if there is no agreement than it will not work. So, you have to wait till he file civil case against you in the court, if he did not file the case and still threatening than you have to file FIR against him.
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