Whether you took possession of the property after buying it?

If so and if the property is under your continuous possession and enjoyment ever since the date of purchase, then the so called transactions between Reddy brothers without possession would be considered as a nominal and sham sale deed.

The title on your name by the virtue of the registered sale deed in your favor is legally valid and if the Reddy brothers are staking claim, you can challenge the same on the basis of the documents supporting your claim

once registered sale deed is executed in your favour you would be absolute owner of property 

registered sale deed confers clear and marketable title to property 

3) need to peruse various documents cited by you to advice further 

Is this GPA registered ?

Are u in absolute possession since 2006, if yes, you are actual owner.

the GPA is the document through which property was sold by the GPA holder 

in the absence of GPA it would be difficult to prove that you have clear and marketable title to property 

you have to sue your seller to recover your money 

But mention of GPA must be in sale deed executed with you !

Have to file suit for recovery of possession.

If it is occupied by a third party, you collect the details of that occupier and file a suit for declaration of title and for possession of property on the basis of registered title deed in your possession

A General Power of Attorney (GPA) is a document through which one person (Principal) appoints another person (GPA Holder) to do all acts specified therein, for and on behalf of the Principal. A GPA holder is not the owner of the property by virtue of the GPA. A GPA holder only has the authority to carry out tasks assigned by the owner, excluding selling of property. A GPA holder is not authorised to sell the property on behalf of the owner, even if the GPA is recorded with the sub-office. The Supreme Court of India has held that transactions of the nature of GPA sales do not convey any title and do not amount to transfer, nor can they be recognized or valid mode of transfer of immovable property.

Therefore, if Ravikumar bought the site from Chandra, who was only a GPA holder of Sukumar Shastri, then Ravikumar did not acquire any valid title or ownership of the site. Similarly, if you bought the site from Ravikumar, then you also did not acquire any valid title or ownership of the site. The actual owner of the site would be Sukumar Shastri or his legal heirs, unless he had executed a registered sale deed in favour of N. Reddy or any other person.

Kindly check the GPA between Chandra -GPA holder of Sukumar Shastri in 2001 it should be registered with SRO by paying stamp duty, than all later transactions will be not valid. 

If you could manage the GPA document number which is mentioned in your agreement done with Ravikumar in 2006 from that you can find any clue.

Sir/Madam,

As per Surya Lamp judgment, all the transactions of GPA are invalid. 

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