grampanchayat approvals in 2000 /connsumer protection

Subramanya Rao (Querist) 06 May 2025 This query is : Resolved
Thanks for the information. Already 42 plus sites have been registered by sale deed through GPA given to developers by Landlords in 2001 0n words, based on Dasarahalli Gram Panchayat approved Layout in Rachenahalli, for various clients. I am also one among them. All 42 plus clients' titles will be illegal and questionable, If the Layout approval is illegal. If the landlords decided to sell the same land to a third party without the knowledge of clients, then all 42 plus clients will lose the title and possession to the new third-party customer with legal fight in the court? Is it true? or not. If true and if sale has happened how to get titles back legally speaking and how consumer protection will be taken care legally?

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This discussion raises concerns about the legality of property titles registered through General Power of Attorney (GPA) based on a Gram Panchayat approved layout from 2001. The original poster fears that if the layout approval was illegal, all subsequent registrations could be invalid, potentially leading to the loss of property to third parties. The responses highlight the importance of verifying layout approvals and property documents before purchase and suggest seeking legal advice to understand consumer protection rights in such situations.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 07 May 2025
Whether the landlords cancel the GPA or in force at the time of your purchase? Did you not know whether the layout is approved or not? How did you purchase it without verifying all the necessary papers and documents?

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 07 May 2025
You have repeated the same question earlier ion the forum section, hence no opinion can be rendered for repeated question

P. Venu (Expert) 08 May 2025
The facts, as posted, are disjointed and lacks clarity. Please try to repost.

Dr. J C Vashista (Expert) 10 May 2025
Repeated query, see response of experts on original thread and avoid repeating same query.

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