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krcdrakrcdra (ssss)     14 June 2011

Minimum time to ask the court

Sir,

"A" has sold his property to "B".  

A's brothers "XYZ" who were minors at the time of sale have approached the court.   Court gave judgement in favour of "XYZ". 

 In the mean time B has sold his property to C.  Taking court judgement into consideration, C made a settlement with A's brothers i.e., XYZ.  XYZ while settlement cancelled the GPA given  to P.  

After many years, "D" went to court stating that before cancellation of GPA of "P", he had an agreement of sale and D has paid half of the consideration and is ready to pay the balance.  P (GPA holder) gave affidavit in court that before cancellation of his GPA he had an agreement of sale with D.

Can you help C on the ground that P should have aprised of the situation to D immediately after his GPA cancellation and should not have taken consideration from D and should have immediately approached court.  He should not have waited for more than 6 years for filing the same against C.  How to protect C.  What is that if C has constructed a house / has not constructed a house.



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