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Misleading of the property document


07-Feb-2023 (In Property Law)
We made the payment of token money(bayana) but after 4 days we got the GPA checked with the dealer he said the documents (GPA) are fraud , not upto the mark its kind made later not according to the date mentioned (1998) . And the first party (GPA ) sold in 1998 and does not have a purchaser signed on it and later purchaser gift the property to his son in 2000. What to do ??? How can we get out of this???
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Answer #1
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You must file an FIR immediately for fraud and cheating, breach of trust etc and include both, the father and the son Thereafter, revoke the sale agreement and send them a notice for recovery of money and intimation of such revocation.
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Answer #2
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Hello, I have perused the contents of your query and would advise you as under : You have an option to terminate the agreement to sell and seek refund of your earnest money (Bayana) on the ground of misrepresentation on the part of the seller. You can issue a legal notice seeking refund through a lawyer. Further a complaint to the police station be filed under section 420.
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Answer #3
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Property matters are complex. It's possible to advise you on this legal issue only after examination of the concerned documents. You may meet us with the property papers for a detailed discussion on your issue. Brij Mohan (Adv.)
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