Caveat reg

JEGADEESAN (Querist) 27 November 2024 This query is : Resolved
Sir,
I would like to clarify some doubt that whether any third party can file the caveat against the Owner( seller) and buyer of the land ?
Some workers namely Chandran & Maharajan had been working in some land which has been bought by Sudalai i.e. S No.404/1 After Sub Division 404/1B1 ( vide Doc No 1085/1982 to the extent of 2.23 Acres & Doc No.1051/1986 to the extent of 40 Cents)

Subsequently that Workers had purchased to the extent of 40 Cents from the Land Owner in 2012 ( Southern Part of that land) .Which has been purchased by Sudalai Vide Doc No 1051/1986

Thereafter I have purchased on 20.11.2024 to the extent of 2.23 Acres in the same Survey Number which has been bought by the Owner vide Doc No 1085/1982

Now the Workers/Caveators claimed that entire land is belonged to them even they have title to the extent of 40 Cents in Southern Part of Survey No .404/1
Today I have received the Notice from their advocate regarding the above dispute
Is there any provision under CPC or any logic to file caveat against me and the owner ?
Since he has the title, he sold to me .
On What basis the Caveators claim that they are the owners of the land which has been bought by me .
1. Whether can I block to file the caveat through any court proceedings?
2. Should I just reply to Advocate Notice or take steps to any court proceedings?
3. Whether can I get stay to file any case against me by those workers/Caveators?

You are requested kindly to give your best opinion

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This discussion concerns the validity of a caveat filed by third-party workers (Caveators) against a landowner (seller) and the current buyer of a piece of land. The Caveators, who previously purchased a portion of the land, are now claiming ownership of the entire plot, despite the seller having valid title and subsequently selling a portion to the current buyer. The buyer is seeking clarification on whether such a caveat is legally permissible and what actions can be taken to address the dispute, including responding to the advocate's notice or initiating court proceedings.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 27 November 2024
The caveat petition is not a stay order, it is just for the court to inform them to implead them or to not to grant any order in their absence.
You issue a reply notice to their legal notice through your advocate and then proceed legally if necessary.

Dr. J C Vashista (Expert) 28 November 2024
Being a third party to the order/ judgement, which is likly to be assailed, caveat cannot admitted.

JEGADEESAN (Querist) 29 November 2024
Thank you so much for your valuable advice

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