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Car forgery done by my mother in law after my husband demise
13-Nov-2024 (In Criminal Law)
My mother in law has done forgery she has concealed the fact of my husband death and signed duly on form 29 & 30.
More over without insurance active, Rs. 9500 of challans were due, without submitting Surviving Member Certificate she has transferred that car in her name and sold to third party.
After inspection by RTO they have cancelled the transferred name and put again on my husband name, now the third party is running that car on my deceased husband name. But police is still didn't lounge Fi
You need to hire expert advocate and send your mother a legal notice followed by suit for partition & possession for all movable n immovable properties!
On the other hand if police officer is not registering FIR then we need to escalate the same to higher authorities!
Followed by 156(3)
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Adv. D. Khan
Delhi | 1000+ Answers
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Your mother-in-law appears to have committed forgery and fraud by concealing your husband’s death, signing forms (29 and 30), and illegally transferring his car into her name without submitting a Surviving Member Certificate, and then selling it to a third party. The subsequent cancellation of the transfer by the RTO and re-registration in your deceased husband’s name indicates a recognition of the irregularity. However, the fact that the third party is still using the car in your husband’s name adds to the legal complications. To address this, you should immediately lodge a formal complaint with the local police, outlining the fraudulent actions, including the forgery, concealment of your husband's death, and the illegal transfer of property. Attach all supporting documents, such as the RTO cancellation order, proof of your husband’s death, and evidence of the car’s current usage. If the police are reluctant to register an FIR, escalate the matter to higher authorities, such as the Superintendent of Police, or approach the court under Section 156(3) of the CrPC to direct the police to lodge an FIR. Additionally, file a separate complaint with the RTO to ensure no further misuse of the vehicle occurs. Engage a lawyer to explore civil remedies for recovering your husband’s property and ensuring accountability for the forgery.
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Adv. Rupal Dwivedi
Delhi | 50+ Answers
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Once the RTO has transferred the vehicle in your name
you can file police complaint giving the name and address from where the vehicle can be retrieved
complaint can be filed online
no need to go to police station
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Adv. Sandiv Kalia
Delhi | 25+ Answers
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