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Third party/purchasers in possession in a partition suit.

(Querist) 18 February 2019 This query is : Resolved 
The plaintiffs belong to 2nd and 3rd generation have filed a suit for partition basing on a document of the year 1948, alleged to be the successors, and also alleging that subsequent sale deeds are forged, and they have not executed any documents in favour of third party.
The suit schedule property was sold by the grand-mother, father Etc., who were alive during 1985 to one Hymavathi. She has converted the agricultural land into a unapproved layout, in which I've purchased a plot of 233 Sq. Yards in the year 1998, and also dug a well, with cattle shed and cattle. In the year 2014 the plaintiffs have filed the suit for partition, as above and obtained injunction and not allowing us to carryout any work.
Some of us filed O.1 R.10 Petition, and joined as defendants. Now some more plot owners also filed O. 1 R. 10 CPC petition to implead them as defendants in the suit, as they are in possession and enjoyment of the suit schedule property with houses constructed, with tax assessment, electricity connection, and approved plan from the local municipal corporation.
Now the Honourable Court has taken the objection that How a third party be added as a party in partition suit, as the co-sharer cannot dispose off more than what his share is.
My point here is, the fathers and forefathers have not challenged the then sale(1984), as such their heirs cannot challenge those sale deeds, and more over we are in possession and the MRO has also certified that the land is not an agricultural land but an unapproved layout with houses.
How to satisfy the Honourable Court to implead the other plot owners to avoid further litigation.
Suhail suhail (Expert) 18 February 2019
You were a party in suit from the beginning or impleaded at the later stage


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