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Land dispute case

(Querist) 03 December 2018 This query is : Resolved 
My father has bought one land from another person . In that document there are two clauses :
1. Maximum part is typed by computer and
2. One part which is related to road is written by pen .

Same document is uploaded in bihar govt website .

I have two queries :

1. is it possible to have something typed and something written by pen in the same document ?
2. Now the previous owner of land is not ready to leave those part which is written by pen
and they have gone to court .
Magistrate has already given judgement against them , but now they have gone to high court .

What are the options we have to claim our property ?

Please help .
Ujjwal (Querist) 03 December 2018
One more update to query :
We have already constructed our home in the rest part of land except road portion .
Thanks
Guest (Expert) 03 December 2018
Discuss with a good senior Advocate of the concerned High Court and proceed with the High court case
Ujjwal (Querist) 03 December 2018
Hi sir ,
Thanks for your quick reply .
Please guide me about the process because the other party has their own relative as a lawyer in the same high court .
We do not have clue about the high court lawyer .
Please help me with query that is it possible to have a land document which is partly written by pen an partly typed .
This is their main point which they are pointing out .

Thanks
Vijay Raj Mahajan (Expert) 03 December 2018
The competent district court has given judgment to the validity of the documents which is partially typed and partly written by pen. The appeal against the order is pending in high court, either you wait for high court order in this issue or go ahead with the deal as there is no order of the high court setting aside the order of the district court.
Ujjwal (Querist) 03 December 2018
Hi Sir ,
Thanks for your kind reply .
Case is in pending state since last one and half year .
They have not gone to district court . From magistrate they have just gone to high court .

Thanks
Ujjwal
Vijay Raj Mahajan (Expert) 03 December 2018
Civil Court/Magistrate court is subordinate court in District Court only. The Appeal against order of Civil Court/Magistrate Court lies usually in the District or Session Court, what the party gone to High Court has to be checked, it may not be necessarily, the appeal against the order but revision or writ filled by the party in the High Court.
adv. rajeev ( rajoo ) (Expert) 03 December 2018
You can contest the case in the high court.
Ujjwal (Querist) 04 December 2018
Hi Vijay Sir ,
Subject line for case is :
45. QUASHING E QSH OF ORDER OF DISMISSAL OF COMPLAINT UNDER SECTION 203 CR. PC.
Thanks
Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 05 December 2018
How come provision of Section 203 Cr PC has come in-between when in an appeal against the order passed by Civil Judge ?
Something misquoted/ misinterpreted/ misconceived by you.
Did you consult your lawyer who is well learned, able, competent and intelligent enough to solve your question ?
Ujjwal (Querist) 05 December 2018
Hi J.C sir ,

I am giving the details of the case pending with High court Patna :
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Case Number : CR. MISC.-34130/2017 Date of Filing : 14-Jul-2017
Subject : 45. Quashing E QSH OF ORDER OF DISMISSAL OF COMPLAINT UNDER SECTION 203 CR.P.C. Registration Date : 19-Jul-2017
District : Madhubani Lower Court Detail : 3/2017
Police Station Name : MADHUBANI COMPLAINT CASE Police Station Case No. : 3 , 21-Jan-2017
Petitioner : Jagata Nand Jha Petitioner Advocate : Bimal Kumar Jha
Respondent : State Of Bihar & Anr Respondent Advocate : SRI CHANDRA BHUSHAN PRASAD
Purpose : FOR ADMISSION Present Status : PENDING
Current Position : Action Date :
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I do not have clue to counter this case . I am away from my home town and my father is an elderly man who is unable to find such a good lawyer .
Could you please guide me to counter this case so that my family can leave in peace ?

Thanks
Ujjwal


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