Relinquish deed was not registered, is it valid in court?
I purchased a property, from my relative, 5 years back, they have 1 brother X and 1 sister Y, on the day of registration, brother had ID card but the sister does not have any ID proof, so we asked the sister to provide a Relinquish deed in favor of his brother in 20 rupees stamp paper. . Then the brother registered the property in my name. But the Relinquish deed was not registered at that time. Later when we approached Thasildhar for patta transfered, he said only one legai heir has registered the property, but other one has not registered the property, so we cannot transfer the patta.
Sister Y has signed as witness in the sale deed, does that have value in court ?
Now we approached the sister Y, to register the Relinquish deed, but now they are demanding money.
Since we have settled the entire amount during the registration, we said we cannot give money.
What are the remedies for this.
1. Is the unregistered Relinquish deed valid in court ?
2. Can they claim 50% ownership of the property ?
What the next steps we need to take ?
Asked 8 years ago in Property Law
Religion: Hindu
I spoke to them, they demand more money now than the market price ?
Can I file a police FIR saying not cooperating for registration after getting money ?
Can I file a case in court ?
what should be the next steps ?
Asked 8 years ago
