s.vinodhbabu@gmail.com (individual) 22 June 2020

Cancellation of a registered document

With regard to immovables belonging to A. Person B fraudulently claiming rights over the said immovable properties executed registered documents. But later the rights of the said person B was rejected by a civil court of law. Person A was not a party to that proceedings. Now person A wants to clear the cloud over the title of his immovables created by fraudulent person B. What is the legal remedy. Should person A again file fresh suit to setaside those documents executed by the said fraudulent person B.

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If someone has fraudulently registered documents against your property, and their claim has since been rejected by a civil court, you need to take action. Although you weren't a party to the original court case, you can pursue legal remedies to clear the cloud over your property's title. This typically involves filing a civil suit against the fraudulent party to have those documents set aside.

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SHIRISH PAWAR, 7738990900 (Advocate) 22 June 2020

Hello,

If the title of A over his immovable property is affecting due to B then A has to file civil suit against B. Get the copy of judgment from court and discuss the case with expert lawyer for further litigation requirement.

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Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108) 22 June 2020

1. Property Owner "A" has no locus standi or jurisdiction to file any type of suit, for self-declaration of his title ownership over his properties. The order of court in case of "B" is self-sufficient for all futuristic legal purposes.

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