Cancellation of sale deeds
1)x filed a suit for permanent injunction against y. in the same suit y filed counter claim against x.suit ran for 9 yrs in the civil court.ultimately x failed to prove his possession of the property hence the suit dismissed and y proved it and y succeeded since the court confirmed the counter claim filed by y .
2)in the mean time x managed revenue dept. and obtained pattadar pass books and title deeds in his favour.
3)after losing the suit stated in 1) x filed 1st appeal in dt.court .no stay granted. .
4)y placed civil court order before revenue dept. and requested to issue PPB in his favour.
5)dept. issued regd.notice to x asking him to surrender the PPBs issued to him earlier .he didnt respond . after the stipulated time dept.again sent notice to x if he fails to return this time his PPBs will deemed to be cancelled.and action wl b taken as per civil court order.
6)after rcvng the notices calmly x sold the land to z pending appeal in dt.court.
7)later appeal in dt.court was also dismissed.
8)while civil court permanent injunction is in force can x sale the land?but he sold by registering the land on the basis of PPBs issued to him which r deemed to be cancelled. so can we proceed to the court of law to cancel the sale deeds executed by x illegally.if so whats the procedure?
9)except the PPBs, x has no any title or possession,or lr cerficate or succession certificate etc.
Asked 4 years ago in Property Law
Religion: Hindu
does cancellation the best and shortest n quickest solution? or else any effective other remedy u can suggest?
Asked 4 years ago
after listening ur response i wl ask if necessary.thank u pls do the needful at ur earliest
Asked 4 years ago
Dear sirs,
sale was regd. none of u gave any citations of SC or HC preferably APHC .if we file FIR they may be punished after 2,3 yrs of trial and they may appeal again..so cancellation is best. hence if u can give some suitable citations it wl be helpful. also what would be the court fee etc?please say. i feel Mr. Mohit kapoor ansr is wrong. bcz once property sold thru regd. deed revenue have no right to cancel.ok
Asked 4 years ago