Advice

No if there is status quo.A status quo order may be issued by a judge to prevent any of the parties involved in a dispute from taking any action until the matter can be resolved. It seeks to prevent harm or preserve the existing conditions, so that a party's position isn't prejudiced in the meantime until a resolution is reached.

Your advocate is the best person to give the proper suggestion.

Is there any injunction passed against the defendant(s) for creating third party interest in the suit property ?

What is the opinion and advise of your lawyer who is well aware about the facts and circumstances of the case, an able, competent and intelligent enough to guide you ?

Hi Sir,

Thanks for the reply,

Sir i wanted to know in general-

Only if a case is filed-might be partition or something like that-Can we do transactions?

And for sure if there is injection order there is no scope to do any transactions

Any law is applicable to the facts/ averments / pleadings of the case and not general.

Be specific with real facts and not a hypothetical story.