Notarized sale of PCNDTA plot

Niraj (Querist) 18 November 2014 This query is : Resolved
I want to know how I can get back my PoA rights in the below case...
A PCNDTA plot was leased for 99 years by PCNTDA to party A and had a registered lease document by his name in the PCNDTA register office. Now party A with his GPA sold out the said plot to party B by GPA at Register office. Similarly party B sold the plot to party C , and then C to D, by registered GPA . Further, the party D was forced to sign a notarized GPA for sale of the said plot to party E. The party D , which is me, now wants to claim back the said plot as the actual GPA holder. The party E had forcefully and under pressure, asked the party D to sign the agreement papers in his own house and later got it registered at the notary office.
How should I move forward with getting back my claim on the said plot?
Am I still a legal GPA holder?
The party E has already stuck a board on the plot claiming his rightful ownership of the plot.
This is a Pimpri Chinchwad New town development Authority (PCNDTA) plot.
The original or the first leasee holder i.e. Party A is alive and the lease document in registered in his name in PCNDTA.
I was the GPA holder, which was registered in registrar office between parties C and D.
However, party E has not registered the GPA document, only notarized it. He claims that he shall directly register the sale deed in PCNTDA, between him (Party E) and party A. Can he do that?

I need advice on how to get back my plot and plot papers from party E?

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T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 19 November 2014
The query seems to be academic or hypothetical, however you may consult a local lawyer with all relevant papers in your possession and act as per his advise.