1. How has the said stay order been collected without your getting Court summons in connection with their application for the said stay order or the related suit?

2. You have stated that the property was sold to two buyers once in his own name and another by his wife's name. Was it a joint property? Even in that case both the owners shall have to sign the sale deed otherwise the sale will not be valid,

3. Your query is deficient in providing important facts to advise you properly,

4. However, if the same property has been sold twice by same persons, the sale deed which was registered first will be considered as valid,

5. You can lodge a police complaint against the seller for cheating you,.

6. Since it is a land only which was sold to you without any construction thereupon, you can not approach the Consumer Court.

1)as on date stay is in operation as original owner had fraudulently sold the land to 2 persons including the person from whom you bought the land '

2) your sale deed must have an indemnity clause

3) ask your seller to refund money paid by you for purchase of land and cancel the sale deed

4) criminal complaint of cheating , criminal breach of trust can be filed against the original owner of land

1. You omitted carrying due diligence before purchasing the property.

2. The stay order has to be obeyed unless it is set aside by a higher court.

3. The previous owner can be prosecuted for cheating and fraud for selling the land to more than one buyer.

4. The person who has obtained the stay order is entitled to recover the land from you if he bought it earlier in time. He is under no obligation to compensate you as he has not committed any offence.

5. You can file a lawsuit against your seller to annul the sale and demand the refund of the consideration paid as the sale is vitiated by fraud. To this end, you may issue a lawyer's notice to the seller.

First of all you should file a counter to his stay petition which was decided exparte and also seek to vacate it,

Then you should file a written statement to the suit he has filed and pending.

You should challenge the case based on the merits in your side which can be evidently proved by the registered sale deed document held in your possession. In the mean time contact the vendor and put pressure on him to mresolve the issue or you wold lodge a complaint against him for the offences of cheating.

You dont have any case against the owner. You can lodge a complaint against the seller alone who sold you the property.

The time taken in civil case cannot be predicted. You can do nothing to speed p the process. You have to go by the court because the functioning of courts and the proceedings depend on various factors due to which the courts are constrained to expedite the proceedings.

1) your cause of action is against the person who sold you land whose title is defective

2) on basis of indemnity clause in sale deed you can seek to recover your money paid by you with interest

3) if seller declines to pay you have to file suit for recovery of amount paid by you to seller with interest

4) suit may take some years to be disposed of depending upon pendency of cases in court

1. You stated that the land was first sold in wife's name. What do you mean by it. Who was the title holder of the land? Was the wife the title holder of the land? Did you not make any registry search while buying the said land?

2. If wife was the title holder, then she had sold it first to your seller and in such case the said sale is valid,

3. If she was not the title holder then her sale to your seller is illegal and your consequent purchase from your seller is invalid,

4. You are required to lodge police complaint in the name of your seller and also from whom he bough the said land i.e. the wife,

5. You are required to file a Recovery Suit also against your seller.