We bought a plot of land from a seller, with a proper sale deed. But when we tried to register it, we discovered it belonged to the government and wasn’t even on the official land records. We pleaded with the revenue department, the Collector, and even the MRO, but nothing worked. After a few years, the seller suddenly reappeared and demanded the land back, forcing us to file a case. Thankfully, we won, and the court allowed us to register the land. However, we’re still worried about the seller’s threats. What can we do to ensure our land is truly ours?

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Law Forum › Category: Civil › We bought a plot of land from a seller, with a proper sale deed. But when we tried to register it, we discovered it belonged to the government and wasn’t even on the official land records. We pleaded with the revenue department, the Collector, and even the MRO, but nothing worked. After a few years, the seller suddenly reappeared and demanded the land back, forcing us to file a case. Thankfully, we won, and the court allowed us to register the land. However, we’re still worried about the seller’s threats. What can we do to ensure our land is truly ours?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

We bought a plot of land from a seller, with a proper sale deed. But when we tried to register it, we discovered it belonged to the government and wasn’t even on the official land records. We pleaded with the revenue department, the Collector, and even the MRO, but nothing worked. After a few years, the seller suddenly reappeared and demanded the land back, forcing us to file a case. Thankfully, we won, and the court allowed us to register the land. However, we’re still worried about the seller’s threats. What can we do to ensure our land is truly ours?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

You can apply for a certified copy of the court order confirming your ownership and register it with the concerned authorities. This will serve as legal proof of your ownership. Additionally, you can explore options like obtaining a permanent injunction from the court to prevent the seller from making further claims on the land.

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