Sale deed is not registered need legal suggestion
2 years ago
1. From Karnataka,1983 on June 6 ,A sale deed has wrttten on (Chapa Kagada of 5 Rs) or stamp paper between seller and buyer but this sale deed is not registered. Now both the seller and buyer is not alive.
Now the all the land related governement records like RTC and all in the name of legal heir (Seller Mother (dead) to Son of the Seller(Present name present in records) But in position at the land(Cultivation etc) from 1983 to till date is buyer and his legal heirs only. Question is how the buyer or his legal heirs can claim the property ownership?
2. If any other person than seller or Buyer is present at the land can he claim the ownership of the land? any law provisions? ( like he is the person who does the actual cultivation and land related developement takencare of by him and he is brother of buyer, is it chance of claiming the ownership??)
Secondly there is a sale deed executed by the two parties although they are not registered but yes to prove the transfer of ownership and intention to sale there is a valid document which the court will take into cognizance.
Unless there is a dispute you don't have to worry so much regarding the property.
But at the same time try to talk to seller legal heirs if they are ready to help you out with registration then get this done as that will help you in future for your legal heirs.
Otherwise you can do a declaration deed and get this over.
Speak to a good civil or property lawyer in Karnataka and get this done.
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 2 years ago
The current descendant's of the buyer can claim rightful ownership title over the property in question through principles of adverse possession. Since any third party is not a party to the agreement between the late seller and buyer, therefore any occupation as such would amount to trespass and is punishable u/S 441 IPC.
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There should not be any external interest over the land if there has not been a fault in government land records. The buyer can claim adverse possession of the property since the limitation period is well and over. As per Hindu Succession Act,u/S 15 legal heirs have been defined and they can claim inheritance over the piece of property in question.
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Sidhaarth
Responded 2 years ago
Pardeep Kumar Dhiman Dhiman
Responded 2 years ago
According by law the stamp paper written by both sellers and purchaser with his consent so this paper is right according by law. Third person can not claim any right this disputed land. If any problems create by third person the purchaser goto civil court and file a case angaist third person.
Ind seller successor challenge this sale deed which are unregistered documents.
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Vaidehi Samant
Responded 2 years ago
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