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Anonymous (Owner)     10 October 2014

Land grabing

Party A & Part B made a mutual agreement on stamp paper in 1976 about land sale. where party A sold land to B for Rs.20000/-. But concerned land, by the law of Urban Land Ceiling Act 1978, is acquired by government as excess land of Party A.


But as party A already sold land to party B in 1976, government refuse this deal because that agreement was not registered and payment was not made by cheque.

Later in revenue department in all due course in 1996 Minister of Maharashtra State pass the order stating that the deal between Party A & Party B should be considered bonafide and considering that agreement valid Ministry pass order in favor of Party B. Accordingly ULC department pass subsequent order in favour of Party B and remove said land from excess holding of party A. So this way said land get by the name of Party B on 7/12 extract.

Later Party B sold this land to Party C in 1999 by registered deed. To this party A did not take any objection. But in 2013 Party A & B , who are close relatives to each other, colluded with each other. Then party B submit NOC in revenue department stating that he has nothing to do with said land and land belong to Party A. Subsequently they get order from revenue department in favor of party A and then sell the land to party D.


Now what is legal stand for party C?



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