Property dispute 20 yrs back happened
2 years ago
In 1996, a piece of land was in the name of mother. It was sold to third party by her only son in 1996 by doing forgery of mothers thumb impression(someone else did). Her son was also involved. But son's wife and 2 minor children were not knowing this. Years passed and in 2020, the children got to know that the property was forgery transferred and wanted to take action against illegal transfer happened in 1996..Father and grandmother died. Only proof is father has written this in a dairy and there is one live evidence who was a witness in 1996..Will this case stand to claim back the property to grand children??
You can lodge a complaint even today if forgery has been committed by her son in 1996. There is no limitation to lodge a criminal complaint in respect of serious offences. You have to establish that you have no knowledge about the forgery till today.
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Sidhaarth
Responded 2 years ago
Doctrine of adverse possession specifies that under which a person who is not the original owner becomes the owner because of the fact that he has been in possession of the property for a minimum of 12-years, within which the real owner did not seek legal recourse to oust him. However in these cases the time you got to know about this forged transfer the period will start from then.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 2 years ago
The doctrine of adverse possession states that a person who is not the original owner becomes the owner when he has been in possession of the property for a minimum of 12-years and the genuine owner has not taken legal action to evict him. However, in these circumstances, the term will begin when you learn of the falsified transfer; however, due to the lack of proof, this will be difficult to show.
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