Unregistered sale deed

Hello,

The case is filed and as per facts stated by you, you have good case against the petitioner. So appoint advocate and contest the suit filed by him. 

Thanks for your quick response. My time is precious and do not want to distract on this kind of useless things. Can I file a forgery suit on him?. 

Dear Sir, 

I am in agreement with learned advocate Sh Pawar. As per facts narrated by you, the case is good to defend. So hire an advocate and defen.

Further, if you are absolutely certain that the agreement is a forged one, then file a complaint to police. If police does not take any action then file an application u/s 154(3) to Superintendent of Police for action. If no action is taken, then file Application under section 156(3) Cr PC to Judicial Magistrate First Class under the relevant provisions. Your counsel will guide you through the relevant provisions. 

Regards

Shubham Bhardwaj (Advocate)

District & Session Court, Chandigarh

Punjab & Haryana High Court, at Chandigarh

Disclaimer:- Opinion is only for guidance. 

Yes, the unregistered sale deed would not be marked in evidence in a civil proceeding.

An agreement to sale requires registration as per article 5 BB of the indian Stamp act. An unregistered agreement to sale is not admissible in a suit of specific performance. Section 53A of T P Act has been amended on 24-09-2001 and after that specific performance on basis of an unregistered sale agreement is not allowed.

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