Case will dismiss. Whether schedule caste or senior citizen, no help. First of all case is barred by limitation , secondly, not maintainable.

Hope you have purchased through registered sale deed by paying consideration.

Start process to vacate the house. Longer they will stay, more time will take to evict them. Your ownership is intact.

You have purchased property by registered sale deed 

2) you are absolute owner of property 

3) your grandmother and uncles have no share in property 

Under no circumstances should you bow down to pressure tactics 

you are absolute owner of property and no need to return the property 

Hello,

As the deed is a registered one the transfer was in accordance with law. Hence there is no need to worry.

Regards

1. NOBODY (including any type of near-distant relatives) can stake claim on a property purposes via a Registered Sale Deed.  The right-title is absolute at the hands of the buyer party.  The scenario would be different, had a Gift Deed was executed.

2. The Civil Court will not allow any relief to anybody on such Title-Owned property which was PURCHASED via a registered Sale Deed.  Hence there is nothing adverse that can be done legally against you.

If it's ancestral property then the sale will be invalid without grandmother and other legal heirs consent. If it's self acquired then she can't take it. 

Since the property is sold by your GF through registered Sale Deed, you are absolute owner of the said property.

Neither your GM nor your Uncles have any right, title or interest in the same, and that, they cannot demand the property from you. Contest the cases filed by them (if  any) by producing the document executed in your favour on merits.

If you have bought the property by a registered sale deed then you are the absolute owner of the same. 

They cannot do anything about it even though they have filed a lawsuit out of frustration. 

You can file an injunction suit against them to restrain them from interfering in your possession and enjoyment. 

You can refuse to accept their demand and also file a suit against them as suggested in my previous post. 

If their tortures are beyond tolerance you may give a complaint against them before the local police station also. 

They cannot take it back feom you. He sold it to you and therefore they have no claim over it. The limitation period is also over.

File for eviction and they cannot do anything as you have the sale deed.

once the document has been registered it can't be cancelled unless through the process of the court in your case the Cancellation deed is not valid as the property is already transferred , so question of cancellation does not arise.

you have to file suit for eviction in the Court and ask them to vacate the property..

1. If you have purchased it on the basis of a registered sale deed then on what ground has the suit been filed? Your query does not reveal it.

2. Be that as it may, you can fittingly contest the suit. The sale deed can be challenged only on the ground of lack of competence of your grand father to sell it to you.

See they cannot take the property if there is valid transfer through a registered deed. Grand mother has no right to.property of grand father if he transferred same in his life.

See they cannot ask it back you can file police complaint for torture and harassment and intimidation against them and also file suit to evict them from the property.

1. They cannot take the property back from you if you have paid consideration for purchasing the property from your grandfather. 

2. Only point which is against you is that you have not taken possession of the house. 

3. Try to take possession of your house and file counter claim for claiming the possession of house. 

- As the said property was a self acquired property , hence No son/ daughter/wife or any other relative was having legal right over the self acquired property of your grandfather during his life time , and it was upon his wish how he wants to transfer or not transfer it. 

- Since you have purchased the property from your grandfather by way of registered Sale deed, hence the documents executed by him are having legal value , and non challenge-able.

- Your grandmother or other relative cannot snatch your property even they are SC or senior citizen. 

- If your grandmother is not ready to handover the possession to you , then you should firstly issue a legal notice after mentioning that you are the legal absolute owner of the property , and her status in your property is limited to a licencee .

- If no response, then you can file mandatory injunction case to get the possession legally. 

- You can give any relative to file this case after executing POA  as well, if you are unable to reach the court .