I purchased a property in Delhi five years ago and registered it in my name. The seller didn’t inform me about a pending court case against the property. I’ve filed legal action against the seller, but the cases are taking a long time to resolve. I want to sell the property now. How can I proceed with the sale while the legal issues are still pending in the Delhi High Court?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › I purchased a property in Delhi five years ago and registered it in my name. The seller didn’t inform me about a pending court case against the property. I’ve filed legal action against the seller, but the cases are taking a long time to resolve. I want to sell the property now. How can I proceed with the sale while the legal issues are still pending in the Delhi High Court?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I purchased a property in Delhi five years ago and registered it in my name. The seller didn’t inform me about a pending court case against the property. I’ve filed legal action against the seller, but the cases are taking a long time to resolve. I want to sell the property now. How can I proceed with the sale while the legal issues are still pending in the Delhi High Court?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can proceed with the sale, but you must disclose the pending legal issues to any potential buyer. You should also ensure the sale agreement clearly mentions the pending litigation and its potential impact on the buyer’s ownership. It is advisable to consult a lawyer to understand the specific legal implications and ensure compliance with Indian property laws.

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