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One land plot registered two times
One land plot registered two times
4 months ago
Sir, I bought a piece of land. The seller is two brothers. I have bought the land from the younger brother. The partition had been done between the two brothers but the land is still in their mother's name. Their mother was ill and she was not in a condition to go to the court and register the land, so I Got the land registered from the seller but after a few days the elder brother somehow got his mother to register the land in his son's name. Sir what should I do now please help us
A.Dear Sir,
You have to immediately challenge the same before the Civil Court and also lodge a complaint with District Registrar office and solve the problem and protect your possession otherwise it is very difficult.
You have to immediately challenge the same before the Civil Court and also lodge a complaint with District Registrar office and solve the problem and protect your possession otherwise it is very difficult.
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A.Dear Client,
In this situation, it's crucial to consult with a legal professional to assess your options and determine the best course of action. The registration of the land in the younger brother's name may pose a challenge if the elder brother subsequently registered it in his son's name. You may explore legal avenues to validate your purchase and protect your interests. This could involve investigating the circumstances surrounding the elder brother's registration, assessing the legality of the transactions, and potentially challenging the subsequent registration. Your lawyer can guide you on the specific legal steps to take, including any necessary legal notices, filings, or potential legal proceedings. It's important to act promptly to safeguard your rights and property investment.
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In this situation, it's crucial to consult with a legal professional to assess your options and determine the best course of action. The registration of the land in the younger brother's name may pose a challenge if the elder brother subsequently registered it in his son's name. You may explore legal avenues to validate your purchase and protect your interests. This could involve investigating the circumstances surrounding the elder brother's registration, assessing the legality of the transactions, and potentially challenging the subsequent registration. Your lawyer can guide you on the specific legal steps to take, including any necessary legal notices, filings, or potential legal proceedings. It's important to act promptly to safeguard your rights and property investment.
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