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Cheating and mrs named property saledeed done by the company


18-Aug-2026 (In Property Law)
My company got one crore advance as p o from one company for Fertilizer supply from customs.Due to covid loss ,when i was in prison the said company threatened my wife and registered her property illegally and without paying guideline Pl help to recover my mrs property
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Answer #1
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The facts indicate a serious property and fraud-related dispute. The first step is to examine the registered document through which the property was transferred, along with the title documents, encumbrance certificate, consideration/payment records and documents relating to the alleged ₹1 crore advance. If the property belonging to your wife was transferred without her valid consent or authority, appropriate civil proceedings for declaration/cancellation of the document, recovery of possession and permanent/interim injunction may be considered. Depending on the evidence, criminal proceedings for cheating, forgery, criminal intimidation or other applicable offences may also be considered. Please provide the registered document and relevant property records for a proper legal assessment.
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Answer #2
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If the property belongs to your wife and another company/person has got a sale deed or other document registered in respect of the property without her valid consent or authority, the transaction can be challenged. Obtain the certified copy of the registered document, encumbrance certificate, parent title deeds and registration records immediately. Depending on the facts, your wife may institute a civil suit seeking declaration that the document is null and void/not binding on her, cancellation of the registered document, recovery of possession if necessary, and a permanent injunction against further alienation. If impersonation, forgery, coercion or fraudulent registration is involved, a police complaint can also be considered. The fact that you were in prison and the circumstances in which the transaction was made should be specifically pleaded and supported by documents. The exact remedy depends on the registered document and title records.
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