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Property Issue Filled Criminal Case


11-Jun-2023 (In Criminal Law)
Husband purchased a property in wife name in the year 1990 from his own sources of income.And property was registered in the name of wife itself. Later at 2004 wife expired. And husband got the property transfered to his name by producing death certificate of wife. And got khata transferreed to his name. And further father executed gift deed in the name of childrens. Except one child. Now that one child has filled criminal case . In the form of PCR and filled sections 420 , 471, 120b and other sections . He has some doctor records saying father was not well. And he has filled this case after 10 yrs of execution of gift deed now even father has got expired. He is saying that father was not well and they have forged fathers signature. But it was executed by father itself and has his thumb impression , Signature and even photo on gift deed executed in subregister office. Will now there will be any problem for other childrens who has got gift deed executed???
Answers (6)

Answer #1
876 votes
you have not stated your place. If the father is not well, how the son can give 420 case?? Criminal complaint given on whose name?? Please clarify. What happened to the criminal complaint?? Any enquiry conducted?? With all details please feel free to contact.
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Answer #2
860 votes
No need to worry. You just get along with the case. It is for the complainant to prove his case. Now that the father is expired he will have difficult task to prove his case. You can contest the case based on the evidence produced by your brother.
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Answer #3
540 votes
Children to whom father executed gift deed will have to contest the case filed by their brother. As the allegations are leveled by him of forgery, the onus of proving the allegations are up in him. You got to properly respond to the allegations.
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Answer #4
871 votes
The primordial question that you have asked concern whether can be repudiated or resendend that is a principal question responding to your answer succinctly the gift deed legally baring the statutory provision contain in the succession act 1956 it can be repudiated, if the graving person or the person who has the premonition that he has been wronged upon and spark of injustice has been committed upon him pertaining to the will, bequest or codcil for that the judicial and the legal panacea and perhaps to with my limited understanding the only efficacious would be filling the matter before concern civil court which will be decipher in quantum of pecuniary monitary value your property is of. For further technicality and the condrum and also for legal exactetude you can contact me. And I am pretty sure that I am able to meet out with whatever requirement your are directing or wanting
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Answer #5
555 votes
Hello, As per the facts depicted by you, the case stands on a strong footing as the time period is a major factor. Apart from time, the deed is very well executed- sub registrar office- registered. In such scenarios it is legally proof But, as long as there exists legal remedy to the left one child- yes he can challenge- right/wrong. Please call for further assistance on this matter Thanks Adv Dr Preeti Manderna
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Answer #6
660 votes
if the case has been registered against you, it must be properly contested by you ..so that no ex parte order is passed against you. if the validity of the gift deed is in question, then you must take proper legal recourse. contact on the number given to further inquire about the matter.
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