Registration of bank auctioned property

Dear Client,
Possession of property without registration does not confer a title or ownership of the property to the occupier. Buying a disputed property in the auction you put yourself to face a lot of litigation and legal consequences. A property while subjudiced before a Court for any reason cannot be a subject matter of any transaction until the case is disposed of and suppressing that fact to the buyer, the Bank sold that property having no freehold title in an auction to the buyer following the recovery order of the court that liable the bank to face litigation from the aggrieved buyer. Such a dereliction or negligence on the part of the Bank amounted to a deficiency in service for which the aggrieved buyer serving a legal notice to the Bank, can file a complaint against the Bank before the District Consumer Commission under the Consumer Protection Act claiming a refund of earnest money remitted against the auction and for cancellation of mortgage deed along with compensation for harassment and cost of litigation. The complaint should be filed within two years from the date of the cause of action. The buyer can also file a civil suit against the Bank claiming compensation before the Civil Court. If required, hire an experienced Advocate to navigate the issue in the right way.

Dear Sir,
you seems to be purchasing not only property but also litigation. just occupy the house and postpone the payment of balance amount till registration is done.