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dylan (fo)     06 August 2014

Sale of tenanted property

What happens if the owner of a tenanted property sells his/her property by giving false details on the sale deed.

False details are:

1. The present owner (X) is the wife of the original owner(Y). In the Form I & IV the name of the original owner(Y) and his sister(Z) is present. The surnames of the original owner(Y) and his sister(Z), who are both dead, being the same, the present owner(X) being the wife of (Y) states that she and the sister are one and the same person. That her "first name" alias the sisters "first name" and than the common surname are the same person.

2. The property is being occupied by the tenant for the last 50 years. So the tenant has got the electricity bill and the water bill in her name. On the sale deed it is mentioned that the owner is in absolute possession of the premises and she will transfer the above bills in the name of the new purchaser.

3. The NOC for nil eccumbrance has been submitted after one year,  one month and registered around the same time after the sale date and transaction date and the stamp paper date. Is this valid?


Kindly advice.



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