I purchased a residential site in the Arkavathi Lay out of Bangalore Development Authority, Bangalore. The sale deed was executed in the office of the sub-registrar on 22.01.18. After obtaining the original sale deed from the sub-registrar and all the original douments from the seller, along with members of my family I was returning home in the evening in my son's car. At about 7.45 pm, we noticed the tyre of the car was puncured. We stopped en-route (in the compound of Govt. offices, banks, etc.), replaced the punctured tyre in some 20-25 minutes. When we were about to start, some miscreants came on bike and took away the bag kept on the back seat of the car and escaped. The bag contained a lap top belonging to my son and all the original documents of the site.
Immediately complaint was lodged by my SON in the nearby police station. Police have registered the complaint and have given a FIR copy to us. We believe police has initiated action in the matter.
I need guidance and advice on the followig issues:
1) Police Complaint filed by my son in regard to property original documents stolen is enough or whether I should register one more complaint as the sale deed is in my name.
2) Are the stolen documents useful to the miscreants, can they use it for cheating, encashing, pledging for loan, etc.
3) Steps I need to take to protecat my interest in the property
4) What kind of legal help / co-operation can I seek from the Registrar to protect my interest.
5) Further legal guidance for me to avoid complications and troubles.
Kind advice solicited.
With regards
peer khan
Asked 6 years ago in Property Law
Religion: Muslim