Registration of decree reg

JEGADEESAN (Querist) 06 February 2023 This query is : Resolved
Sir,
I would like to clarify some doubts regarding the registration of Decree
i.e. My relative (Sridhar) has filed against the Partition deed executed by his half -Brothers without allotted his shares. Hence He Filed suit at City Civil Court to cancel the Partition deed and claimed his shares but the case was dismissed Hence he Filed Appeal Suit at High Court and the High Court judgement as follows
That the Judgement and Decree of the Learned Addl CC Court is and hereby set aside and
partition Deed executed by the defendants null and void
Now what Sridharan has to do ? Whether Partition Suit has to be filed with High Court or City Civil Court ?
Further immediately should he inform to Sub Registrar to do not initiate any subsequent registration based on the partition deed already executed ?
What is the time limit to proceed further steps ?
Since his Lawyer bargaining/dealing with the opponent party also , he could not properly communicated anything to Sridharan . That is why I wish to clarify the above

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Following a High Court decision that set aside a partition deed, Sridharan needs to file a fresh partition suit in the City Civil Court. He should also apply to stay any further property transfers and notify the Sub-Registrar with a copy of the High Court order to prevent subsequent registrations based on the invalidated deed. The lawyer's dealings with the opponent party have caused communication issues, necessitating clarification on these crucial next steps and timelines.

J K Agrawal (Expert) 30 May 2023
You should file fresh partition suit before City Civil Court.
In this suit itself you can file an application to stay any further transfer.
If any property already transferred, you can get it cancelled by filing a separate suit or in the same partition suit before CC Court.
Give notice to the registrar with copy of HC order not to register any further transfers.

JEGADEESAN (Querist) 05 March 2024
Thank you so much for your valuable reply

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