forgery of document
giridhar
(Querist) 08 June 2011
This query is : Resolved
My dad on dated 30.05.2011 received an advocate notice stating that he and one my cousin uncle has come to an agreement on dated 27.10.2010 regarding sale of land which is in the name of my father. The notice also stated that deal was finalised on Rs.35,00,000 and my father has received Rs.5,00,000 as an advance payment.
The content of the notice is totally false as my father never signed any such agreement with him.
In fact we had an agreement with other party in the month of february and the party would get it registered on 22nd of this month. We have also taken an advence paymeny of Rs.10,00,000 from them and the rest was decided to be paid on 22.06.2011.
My cousin uncle used to stay with us between 1997 -2001.As per our sources we came to know that during the course of his stay at our home he managed to stolen 1/2 blank papers and my father's signature on it. Even we came to knoe that he is a having a cash receipt with my dad's signature on 2
revenue stamps during the course of stay.
In mean time we have filed a caveat and our lawyer has also replied to tht notice and also demanded for the authentication of that document.
Is this a correct procedure ? If not what else more we can do? can we proceed our dealing with the party? please guide us.
prabhakar singh
(Expert) 08 June 2011
you can proceed to deal with your party.you say your lawyer has already replied the notice as to be incorrect,caveat is already filed if any case comes from other side.its all seems okay.
PALNITKAR V.V.
(Expert) 08 June 2011
It is good that you have filed caveat. Besides, if you are sure that the deed must be forged you should file FIR. You have already engaged an advocate. it seems that he is on proper track
