Property
NEHA SINGH
(Querist) 30 April 2017
This query is : Resolved
Dear Sir / Ma'am
I m Neha Singh , around 2 Years back I purchased a house in Rohini , from a party Rajini and Ranjni purchased house from party named M.P Visistha . Rajni purchased house in Nov 2013 sold us on May 2015 . Rajini file is Notarized and my file is registered . Now Mrs MP Visistha claim that she is heir of the property as Mr MP is died .
In this case Rajini Notarized file is valid or not and also my registered file is valid or not ?
Guest
(Expert) 30 April 2017
Any Un Registered Document has got no Legal Value.Even Courts will not entertain unregistered documents.Basing on that unregistered document you had got Registered sale deed which is Illegal.
Guest
(Expert) 30 April 2017
Even the Concerned Registrar would be A3 if the Other side Party files a Criminal Suit.
Kumar Doab
(Expert) 30 April 2017
The party Rajini or Ranjni or Rajni can sell if and only if she has power to sell as owner or having rights equal to that of owner by a valid/registered deed.
Did Rajini or Ranjni or Rajni have any such power e.g; POA?
Guest
(Expert) 30 April 2017
Facts stated in your query are not sufficient to arrive at some conclusive opinion.
However, based on the given facts, it can be said, registered sale deed in your name has no relevance in the absence of the registered title deed in the name of Rajini, the seller of the property.
Guest
(Expert) 30 April 2017
Rajendra ji,
Thanks for agreeing with me.
Dr J C Vashista
(Expert) 01 May 2017
For a house in Rohini (Delhi) the ownership can be transferred by registered sale deed only.
However, attorney, if granted the power, may get the document of sale deed registered in the name of purchaser.
Show the documents qua title of the property to a local lawyer.
Kumar Doab
(Expert) 01 May 2017
Dr J C Vashista is near you.
He has also taken you near to resolve.
You may get in touch with him.
Defend your interest and hard earned monies.
Kumar Doab
(Expert) 01 May 2017
Dr J C Vashista is near you.
He has also taken you near to resolve.
You may get in touch with him.
Defend your interest and hard earned monies.
Kumar Doab
(Expert) 01 May 2017
In future remember:
‘Buyer Beware’ applies to property deals.
It shall always be better to obtain proper legal opinion from a very able counsel of unshakable repute and integrity specializing in revenue/property matters at your location, wherever it is, before you pay any amount/advance to seller or even bank, and sign on any document.
