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My Both Sisters are Supporting My Uncle's Son , Give Me Legal Remedy


13-Jul-2026 (In Property Law)
I reside in delhi ,my birthplace is Ahirauli, Buxar, Bihar. My parents had four daughters and one son, whom I always supported financially. In 1996, my brother died suspiciously. My disabled father gave Power of Attorney to my mother, who gifted me 16 decimals of land via a Gift Deed in 2004, witnessed by my third sister.Later, my uncle's son forged an Aadhaar, PAN, and school certificate, reducing his age by 10 years to fake being my father's son. He created an illegal Jamabandi and began selling ancestral land. In 2005, he filed a false Title Suit against me in Buxar Civil Court using my father's name, claiming I defrauded my illiterate mother. This case is still pending. My witness sister died in 2008. In 2010, he took 50% of the total land in a Gift Deed from my mother signed by her selling land under multiple names. My mother died in 2022. In 2025, I filed a Partition Suit, but he evades court, keeps selling land, and threatens me to block my land sales.
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Answer #1
608 votes
Your registered 2004 Gift Deed for 16 decimals remains valid unless cancelled by a civil court. Your cousin cannot acquire ownership merely through forged Aadhaar, PAN or Jamabandi; mutation does not create title. In the pending Partition Suit, immediately seek an injunction under Order XXXIX Rules 1 and 2 CPC to stop further sale or creation of third-party rights. Add the purchasers and challenge the forged documents/deeds. Also file a criminal complaint in Bihar for cheating, forgery, use of forged documents and threats. Your mother’s 2010 Gift Deed is valid only to the extent of her lawful share; however, limitation may be a serious issue and must be properly explained.
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Answer #2
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Based on the facts stated, your dispute involves questions of title, inheritance, alleged forgery, fraudulent mutation (Jamabandi), and illegal alienation of ancestral property. Since both a Title Suit (2005) and a Partition Suit (2025) are pending, you should immediately seek an interim injunction restraining further sale or creation of third-party rights over the disputed property. If the alleged forged Aadhaar, PAN, school certificate and revenue records can be substantiated, you should also pursue appropriate criminal proceedings for forgery, cheating and use of forged documents, along with applications before the revenue authorities for cancellation of fraudulent mutations. Preserve all original documents, certified copies of revenue records and sale deeds executed by the opposite party. As the matter is document-intensive and involves multiple proceedings, please consult an experienced civil lawyer in Bihar with all papers for a detailed case strategy.
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Answer #3
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other than filing a partition suit a you must also file a declaration suit for seeking transfer of the land wrongly sold by your brother and cancellation of all the sale deeds executed by your brother in addition to that you must also file criminal case of forgery against your brother who has forged a number of certificates on the basis of which he has also sold land
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Answer #4
720 votes
From the facts stated, there are serious allegations of forgery, impersonation, fabrication of identity documents, fraudulent mutation (Jamabandi), and illegal sale of ancestral property. If these allegations are supported by evidence, you should pursue both civil and criminal remedies simultaneously. Since your Title Suit and Partition Suit are already pending, immediately move an application for a temporary injunction under Order XXXIX Rules 1 and 2 CPC to restrain the opposite party from creating any third-party rights or further alienating the property during the pendency of the suits. You may also seek cancellation of the fraudulent sale deeds, correction of the revenue records, and declaration of your title. Separately, if forged Aadhaar, PAN, school certificates, or fabricated documents have been used to impersonate your father's son, you may initiate criminal proceedings for forgery, cheating, impersonation, and use of forged documents. As the dispute is complex and has been pending for several years, all documents—including the Power of Attorney, Gift Deed, sale deeds, revenue records, Jamabandi entries, pleadings in the pending suits, and the alleged forged identity documents—should be thoroughly examined to formulate the most effective legal strategy and protect the remaining property from further illegal transfers.
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Answer #5
682 votes
Whatever has happened is very wrong but without diving into files and documents I can’t help you. If your uncle’s son has obtained false documents and had claimed possession by fooling the court then a separate case can be filed against him
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