Legal Question in Real Estate Law in India

A residential plot was put for sale for 12 lacs.The buyer paid 2 lacs as bayana and the seller issued a receipt for the same .In the receipt , it was mentioned that buyer has to pay remaining balance in 45 days(the expiry date also was mentioned) and get registered.The receipt was just on a white paper and seller signed on 1 rupee revenue stamp affixed on it.

The buyer did not turn back even after 3 months.The seller gifted the property to her son. The son was the scribe in the earlier bayana receipt.Now, the property in possessed by the seller's son.Now,i.e after 1 year can the earlier buyer issue a legal notice to the sub registrar and stop any further sale of the property?What is the maximum harm he can do legally?


Asked on 4/21/11, 9:14 am

1 Answer from Attorneys

Sanjay Kalra Sanjay Kalra & Associates

Nothing .The initial buyer can do nothing now after 1 year.

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Answered on 4/21/11, 10:43 am


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