This discussion clarifies the legal standing of a 'Bayana' (earnest money agreement) when a sale deed has already been registered by the sub-registrar. It highlights that a registered sale deed generally supersedes an unregistered Bayana, especially if the seller failed to object during registration. The advice suggests that disputes arising from a Bayana after a sale deed is executed are primarily civil matters, and the police may not be able to intervene. A declaration suit or seeking a permanent injunction from a civil court is recommended as a remedy for the buyer.