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Zeeshan (Hidden)     19 March 2026

Reach highcourt or take final decision in this case ?

Please suggest what shoul I do in following scenario ?

My father bought a property from X, in 1984, in delhi, with several shops rented . That property was brought on the basis of 'registered' GPA and has full chain of owners. 

Later all tenant vacate the shops except 2 tenants.

In 2018, I filed a case of bonafide eviction on one of the tenant's son as both my father and original tenant of that shop has died. To my surprise, the son show that his father has purchased the shop in 1983 from someone namely Y. He filled fake 'unregisterd' GPA papers and also make registry on the basis of those fake GPA after I filled the case. As obvious he do not have proof how Y was made owner of the shop. He made many fake papers with several forged signatures of Y and his father also.

 Then I filed a case of declaration. There after evidences, I filled a application to send tenant's paper to CFSL for forensic test but the judge denied and dismiss that application.

Then I again filed another application to send those papers to private investigation but judge denied  that application also. 

I am 100% sure if ptenant's papers goes to forensic, he get caught. Then judge cannot goes against me.

Now please suggest what should I do ?

  1. Reach HIGHCOURT and ask there to send papers for Forensic examination.
  2. Take final order in trial court and if case goes against me anyhow, then reach Highcourt and show conduct of trial court about not sending papers to forensic.


 3 Replies

SHIVKUMAR AGNIHOTRI, ADVOCATE, (Advocate )     20 March 2026

1.  Your entire defence is based on disputed documents. Refusal to allow scientific examination in a case based on alleged forged title documents amounts to denial of fair trial. Hence it will be better to go to high court.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     21 March 2026

As your petition seeking opoinion of handwriting experts has been dismissed you can file a civil revision petition before3 high court along with an appl;ication to stay the proceedings till the disposal of the civil revision petition.

This process is also suggested to the other petition that was dismissed subsequently   

Muhammad Ayyub (Lawyer)     25 March 2026

You should not rush to the High Court at this stage; instead, continue the trial and focus on dismantling the tenant’s case through strong cross-examination and by highlighting the absence of a valid ownership chain (no proof of how “Y” became owner, unregistered GPA, and documents created after the dispute, which raises serious suspicion). The court’s refusal to send documents for forensic examination does not weaken your case, as forgery can still be established through inconsistencies and lack of credibility. The most practical approach is to complete the trial and, if the judgment goes against you, file an appeal in the High Court where you can challenge both the decision and the rejection of forensic examination, and request it at that stage.

 

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