transfer of property
3 years ago
I made an agreement to sell for my property for which cheques were issued. later on, other party cancelled them. I still had to enter for byana agreement. what legal remedies do I have?
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
A.Hello Sir,
According to facts, there was an agreement for sale of property, but if there was any clause in your agreement in regard to the performance or non-performance, you should uphold them, since there was no bayana agreement.
Though you may sort it out with mutual consent.
According to facts, there was an agreement for sale of property, but if there was any clause in your agreement in regard to the performance or non-performance, you should uphold them, since there was no bayana agreement.
Though you may sort it out with mutual consent.
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A.Hello Sir!
As per the facts, you have signed an agreement for sale of property, but if you have any clause in your agreement in regard to the cancellation or non-cancellation, you might abide by them, since bayana agreement is not entered. However if you can come to a mutual consent you may do the same.
As per the facts, you have signed an agreement for sale of property, but if you have any clause in your agreement in regard to the cancellation or non-cancellation, you might abide by them, since bayana agreement is not entered. However if you can come to a mutual consent you may do the same.
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Ved's Anjinachari HANUMAN LAW ASSOCIATES
Responded 3 years ago
A.If party not any rights to cancel without your knowledge even at a time of agreement were be considered between both. So that you send him legal notice to make the fulfilling the contract within a time of period he does not respond you you can cancel the agreement and forfeit the entire amount. And sell to the property to another person.
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DIYAVARHUSSAIN SHAIK
Responded 3 years ago
A.Dear Client
As per your inputs your buyer cheated you with giving false cheques, you have on best option to cancel the agreement by issuing a legal notice, else claim the amount from them through fresh transactions, if they are in same mood, better file criminal complaint against him under relevant legal provisions
As per your inputs your buyer cheated you with giving false cheques, you have on best option to cancel the agreement by issuing a legal notice, else claim the amount from them through fresh transactions, if they are in same mood, better file criminal complaint against him under relevant legal provisions
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A.Dear Sir,
Better to avoid such transaction or file cheque bounce cases.
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Better to avoid such transaction or file cheque bounce cases.
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SHAIKH IRFAN KHAMAR SHAIKH
Responded 3 years ago
A.Dear client
As per your submission it reveals that this is a matter of agreement to sale
However
In this matter if agreement was executed and only cheque was cancelled then you can file suit for specific performance of contract
Moreover actually cheque was cancelled or agreement was cancelled it was not clear from your submission
As per your submission it reveals that this is a matter of agreement to sale
However
In this matter if agreement was executed and only cheque was cancelled then you can file suit for specific performance of contract
Moreover actually cheque was cancelled or agreement was cancelled it was not clear from your submission
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