Sub registrar is not agreeing to register my mother name

Shailesh kumar (Querist) 26 July 2020 This query is : Resolved
Sir,
My mother have purchase a plot in 1986 and execute a sell deed between purchaser and seller. After execution the sale deed forwarded to sub registrar office. Once the registration was completed it was handed over by the seller to my mother and in those times purchaser did not felt the importance to go the sub registrar office.
In 2009 I have purchased the same property from my mother and registerd from the sub registrar office. When I applied for loan from bank and then they ask me to submit certified copy of these registry and to proceed further I got the certified copy of my mother and my registry copy of the plot purchased. After recieving my mother registerd certified copy I found that the registry was registered on some other person name. After finding this, I submitted the application in registrar office with the subject that "how is it possible that the the registry was not written on my mother name" . To clarify this more, in those time the registry was copied in hand written by the registrar office employee.Hence this prove that this was a theoretical mistake because original registry was named with my mother and it was with her. The stamp serial number was same in my mother's registry copy and hand written copy in registrar record copy. Although sub registrar told me that overwriting founded on stamp issued my mother's name, and he has been imposing that the name which was found in stamp paper, overwriting on my mother's name as he thought the registry was with me. According to him and his perception I was responsible for overwriting and the name of the other person in handwritten registry the property is right. The registrar is not agreeing to the fact behind it and why the overwriting has been done which is not clear who is responsible for that.althogh he is threatening to me for FIR against me
I have spent living 33 years in that property and approved map from development authority also assessment by Nagar Nigam. Since I have been submitting the house tax and electricity bill. In 33 years nobody came forward to claim on this property. So please give solution that how can I register my mother's name in sub registrar record office and can I sale this property as per the law because I have already purchased this property from my mother and transferred it to my name in 2009 and it was clearly registered in sub registrar office.
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Shailesh kumar
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A property was purchased in 1986, with the sale deed executed and registered. However, a certified copy obtained later revealed the registry was in another person's name, despite the original deed being in the mother's name. The sub-registrar claims overwriting on the stamp paper and refuses to acknowledge the error, even threatening legal action. The current owner has lived on the property for 33 years, paid taxes, and has approved maps, with no one else claiming ownership. The user seeks advice on how to correct the mother's name on the sub-registrar's records and legally sell the property.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 27 July 2020
Short and brief facts may be posted for obligation.

niranjan (Expert) 27 July 2020
when original sale deed is in the name of your mother there cannot be different true copy from the record of sub-registrar.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 27 July 2020
Whether the other registration is for the same property?
It seems some fraud occurred in purchase of stamp papers.
You have the possession of the property; you are living in it from last many years.

Show all documents to local lawyer and discuss in detail whether any relief is required in the present situation.

P. Venu (Expert) 27 July 2020
The facts, as posted, are less than convincing.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 27 July 2020
Your mother purchased the property in the year 1986 and you purchased it in the year 2009. so some fraud has occurred either in the Sub Registrar Office or at Stamp Vendor who sold the stamp papers. consult with a local lawyer for further steps.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 28 July 2020
Purchaser of stamp papers can be other person who purchased the stamp on behalf of seller / purchaser to be used by them in deal. The names of seller / purchaser should appear on the stamp paper / record and not the name of purchaser.

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