Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in India

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05.02.2013

Dear Sir,

(Ayapakkam / Kalpakkam / Kanchipuram / Manamai / Pattaraikalani / Pudupattinam, Chengalpattu, Tamil Nadu)

No person can transfer a better "title" than what he possesses. A "title" to the land is the person (owner) whose name stands in the record of the Chengalpattu District Registrar.

If the person has taken part consideration for sale of his land to a person, he is bound to transfer the land to that person on receipt of the full consideration. He cannot sell it to another third person, when he has already proceeded with the first sale and is committed to the first buyer to settle the balance consideration within the agreed time period. Only if the first sale has failed for failure of the first buyer to pay the balance consideration within the agreed time period, and the contract is rescinded, the seller can sell the land to another prospective buyer, but he has to repay the Earnest Money collected from the first person.

Yes ... the first person has the right to sue for recovery of his amount with interest in the event of failure of the seller.

Regards,

FCA Prashant Chavan

Mumbai

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