Devloper writ petition in the high court against kmc and sebaits.

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Devloper writ petition in the high court against kmc and sebaits.

03-Jul-2026 (In Property Law)

My name is included in the writ just bec i m a legal successor and as per trust deed sebaits goes hereditary. But i have never accepted the sebait. Kmc don't have my records no mutations nothing. My late father along with two current sebaits filled litigation in civil court so developer says due to this tax got delayed. What will happen if i don't do anything. I live in kanpur and don't operate trust account neither have any knowledge. Will kmc seize my personal accounts.

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Advocate Aminuddin Khan LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2026-07-04T17:26:14+05:30

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Since you have never accepted the shebaitship and your name is not registered in the Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) records, you cannot be held personally liable, and KMC has no legal authority to seize your personal bank accounts for the trust's tax delays. However, staying entirely inactive is not advisable, as it could result in an ex-parte adverse order being passed against you in the writ petition. The safest course of action is to engage an advocate at the High Court to enter an appearance and file a short affidavit stating that you reside in Kanpur, have never operated the trust accounts, and have no involvement with the property, thereby requesting the court to discharge or delete your name from the proceedings.

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