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Someone registered the land in his name by fraud what can I do
15-Jul-2023 (In Property Law)
our grand father sister's have two property in my village house & vacate land, in that house we are staying from when she is alive but no one is there for her, she and my grand father my father was died, my mother & sister staying there, but we don't have property papers 7 anything but recently i find one of our viilage person came & take my mother sighn on sale deed and registerd our vacant land on his name on 2013 and sell to another person on 2014,so how can get back our property,plz advice me your advice is very important to us
HI,
your query was all-ready answered. if it is case of fraud, fraud vitiates all acts. you are in possession of the property.
so, possession follows title. if you are in possession of that property from past several years it's strong point for you.
whether your mother only signed on sale deed or registered that property. in the absence of any registration you can have the case. if your mother registered that property then you are not having any case at all.
how can you prove that she was cheated by that person.
being ancestral property you can approach the civil court asking for your share in the property by way of suit.
your query was all-ready answered. if it is case of fraud, fraud vitiates all acts. you are in possession of the property.
so, possession follows title. if you are in possession of that property from past several years it's strong point for you.
whether your mother only signed on sale deed or registered that property. in the absence of any registration you can have the case. if your mother registered that property then you are not having any case at all.
how can you prove that she was cheated by that person.
being ancestral property you can approach the civil court asking for your share in the property by way of suit.
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Adv. Sree K Sivakumar
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your mother should file a suit for declaratory title against the person who took your mother's signature in 2013 and also the person who purchased it from the first person in the year 2014.
Your mother can claim grounds such as fraud, coercion, undue influence and claim her property back
your mother should file a suit for declaratory title against the person who took your mother's signature in 2013 and also the person who purchased it from the first person in the year 2014.
Your mother can claim grounds such as fraud, coercion, undue influence and claim her property back
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Adv. Rajagopalan
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