1) you can use the property tax bill as proof that property is owned by Defendant
2) society maintenance bill in name of defendant
Please clarify for any reason if we fail to present the title deeds for attachment in the court of law, are there any documents other than the title deeds of the property , if so please qualify the documents which can be used to be presented to the presiding officer at court of law for attachment. can we use the confirmation of the municipal authorities to the ownership , in this regard.
Can we make a criminal case in the service matters?
1) you can use the property tax bill as proof that property is owned by Defendant
2) society maintenance bill in name of defendant
Hello,
Please elaborate your query a little, as to what do you mean by "Can we make a criminal case in the service matters". Kindly provide a brief background.
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Pull out a certified copy of the misplaced title deed and present the same before the Executing Court.
You may try using the mutation certificate/confirmation of the municipal authorities. If the Court accepts the same, well and good.Otherwise, you will have to pull out a certified copy of the misplaced deed and present it before the Executing Court.
Bill of payment of tax or any other document which shows that the other person is staying in that property may be used by you, in absence of the title deed.
However, you may contact a local lawyer and obtain the certified copy of the title deed from the office of the sub registrar.
Regards
Can we make a criminal case in the service matters?
Please give the relevant details so that a concrete advice be given to you.
in absence of original title deed, certified copy of title deed alongwith document obtained from municipal authority can be used as proof of ownership before the court of law.
Please search with the jurisdictional Sub-Registrar's office for the Certified copies of the title deed. with the leave of the Court Certified copies of the property can be attached in the absence of Originals of title deeds.
The title deed, if registered document then you can procure the certified registration copy of the same
The irrelevant documents cannot be considered as title documents hence it may not be admissible as documentary evidence for title.
Can we make a criminal case in the service matters?
If you are aggrieved party to the offence, you may lodge a criminal complaint with the police.