1) sale of minor share needs court consent .

2)minor daughter should on attaining majority ought to have move court to set aside sale

3)once property is sold title passes on buyer . mother daughter could not have sold property again . i presume earlier sale was by regd sale deed

4) file criminal complaint of cheating criminal breach of trust against the mother

5)purchaser of property should file declaratory suit that he is the owner of the property and to set aside mutation done in favour of subsequent purchaser in 2013

1. The mother has certainly committed a fraud by illegally selling her minor daughter's property in 2001. This type of fraud is rampant in W.B.,

2. Mother has no right to sell her minor daughter's share of the property with out taking permission from the District Judge who is considered as the trustee for all the minor's property of his area of jurisdiction.

3. The joint sale in the year 2013 when the daughter was a major, is legal,

4. The sale deed of the year 2001 is invalid,

5. Lodge a police complaint of cheating against the lady,

6. If the property consists of a construction and land only, the said buyer should now file a complaint case against the lady before the local District Consumer Dispute Redressal Forum alleging deficiency in service and unfair business practice claiming amount of money which will be required by you to purchase same area of land in similar locality with interest, damage and cost.

Hi sir/madam, the 1st purchaser purchase the said plot through registered sale deed or not, if not registered sale deed, it will bound to present with in the 4 months from the date of executing the sale deed for registration before the sub-registrar office. If not present within the date, the same has present the absolute sale deed for registration by paying present market stamp duty along with fine amount for the delay of registering the said sale deed. Before buying the property the buyer is very careful i.e., caveat emptor, it is the duty of the purchaser to scrutiny of the documents of the property which was he buy the property. In this matter, to present the said sale deed as aforesaid mentioned to follow up it. After registration you have to produce the said sale deed and mutated the name of the purchaser and got the revenue documents and sold the same to third party which he like. One more important point is that 1st purchaser is having full right. 2nd purchaser having no right over the above said property.

How are concerned with this?, are you a purchaser?

Well, the mother has no rights to sell the share of the property belonging to minor without permission of court of law.

If she is selling the same property once again then it is an illegal and fraudulent act.

The mutation record will not confer title to the property, only registered deed will convey title to the owner of the property.

1. The property of a minor cannot be sold except with a court order. The sale made by the mother is illegal, and can be declared so by the court if it is challenged by the daughter on attaining the age of majority.

2. Absence of mutation is immaterial if the title is clear.