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Property transferred illegally using incorrect documents.

(Querist) 25 February 2013 This query is : Resolved 
My son-in-law demised during 2004 and his property dealings are mentioned below.
1) The revenue land in survey Numb 61/2 to an extent of 5acre 20guntas has been transferred from his mother to his and his five other brothers’ name vide mutation No:M.R:4/93-94
2) Out of which, land to an extent of 28 1/4guntas has been sold to sri Mounachar S/o channappaviraachar vide S.R.O.No:2288/96-97 by all brothers including himself. Also he himself has purchased 31 3/4guntas of land vide S.R.O.No:2289/96-97 duly signed by all stating they are leaving independently but money is required for sister marriage.
3) After one year, they separated vide partition deed No: 1157/97-98 and the remaing 4acres of land in survey no:61/2 has been divided among the brothers. In which he received 1acre 19guntas and parted as 61/2p4 for which RTC also received.
4) Subsequently, he has sold the land to an extent of 30 3/4 guntas (purchased as mentioned in Sl No:2) vide S.R.O.No.2568/97-98 to sri Niranjanmurthy S/o Mounachar. In this sale deed, the S.R.O.No:2289/96-97 is mentioned.
5) Some part of the land received as per Sl No:3 (61/2p4) has been sold and 5guntas has been donated to his wife by him. After his demise land remained in his favour was 26.04guntas.
The land, 26.04guntas, so remained in 61/2p4 in his name and 5guntas in his wife’s name has been got transferred in the name of sri Niranjanmurthy S/o Mounachar during 2011 instead of actual land mentioned in Sl No:4.
For this the order reference of Asst Commissioner, revenue department is mentioned. In which, it is stated that as per E.C. and thahashildar report, the order is placed mentioning 61/2 only. But while preparing the Mutation, it is mentioned that 61/2 land is retained as it is but the land under 61/2p4 has been changed in favour of sri Niranjanmurthy S/o Mounachar cancelling both my son-in-law and my daughter’s ownership. Accordingly, RTC is also prepared.
It is not understood, how it is possible? Land sold belongs to 61/2 bought before partition but land for which RTC is prepared and ownership changed belongs to 61/2p4 received after partition. I am requesting Tahshildar and Sub register to rectify the mistake and to restore their rights.
I request the experts to guide me in resolving my problem
Khaleel Ahmed (Expert) 26 February 2013
You are advised hereby to consult your local lawyer and file civil suit.
R.K Nanda (Expert) 26 February 2013
take help of local lawyer.
Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 04 March 2013
Show your documents to local lawyer and follow his advice.
prabhakar singh (Expert) 04 March 2013
You need personal care of your case by a local lawyer.


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