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Liability towards a third party
I had agreed to sell a plot and took bayana from a person, however the deal could not go through and i returned the bayana amount. i have both the receipts, however a third party claims that the cheque for the bayana was given by him and instead asking money from me. do i have any liability towards a third party ?
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On what basis does the third party claim to have given the cheque on behalf of the person with whom you made the agreement? You have returned the money, and have in your possession both the receipts thereof. If any one had given the amount of bayana then he can take recourse to his legal remedies against the person with whom you entered into an agreement. You were bound to return bayana to only the person with whom agreement was made, which you have done. Hence, no legal action can be brought against you.
That 3rd persons claim is fradulent,dont be infuenced by his claim,if he persist,inform police.
That 3rd persons claim is fradulent,dont be infuenced by his claim,if he persist,inform police.
you donot have any liability
absolutely no liability against the third party
