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Jainantony Antony   29 January 2020

false document

during this long period of delay in filing the partition suit may give advantage to the defendant to create any false document and make any mutations in revenue records what is its possibility?


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Filing a partition suit can be subject to delays, raising concerns about the opposing party potentially creating false documents or altering revenue records. However, mere mutations to records don't confer or extinguish title. Fabricating public documents is difficult, and any fraudulent attempts can be used as evidence of criminal intent. Accessing public documents via RTI or certified copies is possible, and filing a caveat with the revenue authority or even making them a party to the suit are recommended protective measures.

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G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.)     30 January 2020

Please do not presume things.  Mere mutation can neither bring title nor take away the right title of owners.  Fabrication of such public records is not easy. If they resort to such fraudulent steps, it is helpful for the opposite party to establish the criminal intents of others and any public document can be accessed  under RTI, and one can get them as certified copies from that public authority..

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Real Soul.... (LEGAL)     30 January 2020

just keep vigil over the things, file caveat/application before revenue authority informing about the suit. Why not to make the revenue office  as party to suit ..


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