Brother signed relinquishMent deed wrongly at sub registrar office
02-Aug-2023 (In Property Law)
Brother signed relinquishment deed from the sister at sub-registrar office without giving any kind of information at the year 2006 and also not given time to read documents & he took all rights from the property without giving any kind of share so I want my name to registered again in all property is it possible to file a case
1. Firstly , Once a relinquishment deed is registered & it is duly signed then there is no challenge and not subject to revoked / cancelled .
2. Secondly , Relinquishment deed means a right permanently selfly release on its own consent & circumstances .
3. Thirdly , There is a very strong proof of evidence to wrongly signed & registered .
4. Fourthly , Mistake of law & Mistake of facts much difference but in your case law has no excuses .
2. Secondly , Relinquishment deed means a right permanently selfly release on its own consent & circumstances .
3. Thirdly , There is a very strong proof of evidence to wrongly signed & registered .
4. Fourthly , Mistake of law & Mistake of facts much difference but in your case law has no excuses .
The situation is a bit Dicey as the period will be barred by The Limitation Act,1963. Meanwhile, You have to create a strong cause of action, as police complaint will not be that fruitful and if you have a strong cause of action you can go for [156 (3) - where the magistrate directs the police to investigate the case.
In the meanwhile, you can also approach Mediation centre of the concerned high court for pre-litigation mediation, and regarding the property, you can file a suit for the partition to divide up a concurrent estate into separate portions representing the proportionate interests of the owners of the property.
In the meanwhile, you can also approach Mediation centre of the concerned high court for pre-litigation mediation, and regarding the property, you can file a suit for the partition to divide up a concurrent estate into separate portions representing the proportionate interests of the owners of the property.
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