Can a son’s sale deed for a plot of land be contested if he misled his father during the transaction? If the deed only covers the land and not the buildings, does the son automatically own the structures as well?

Yes, a son’s sale deed can be contested if he misled his father during the transaction, as it would constitute fraudulent misrepresentation under Indian law. However, the son does not automatically own the structures on the land unless they are explicitly included in the sale deed.