Sharath Chandra 26 November 2019

Partition suit on a land which is now layout

A grant land in Bangalore. Belongs to a person A from 1946 to 1966(hindu upper caste). He dies later the RTC and Khata is in the name of his Son from 1966 to 2004. From 2004 to 2010 it is transferred to grand daughter. The land is sold to a developer and now it is DC converted and layout is approved by BDA and couple of houses already constructed and all 500 site owners have individual khata. Now another person who is grandson of Person A has filed a suit saying that his father was also co owner of the land. Court has ordered temporary injunction to developer preventing him from further alienating the layout. Developer is taking the suit lightly. What can be the worst outcome of this suit.

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Real Soul.... (LEGAL) 26 November 2019

If he is share holder in the property and can prove being a a legal heir of A,then certainly the court would declare him to get his share from the property and those who have purchased the properties would risk their investments. It is a serious issue though would take time to give any final result;

Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108) 26 November 2019

1. The Suit filed by grandson of Person A, is miserably /hoplessly time barred and court will not be able to successfully adjudicate the matter in favor of grandson of Person A. This is more so since Title rights was successively transferred changed in the revenue records atleast three times, over a period of over 50 years.

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