Apni Law Staff asked 5 months ago
My father’s cousin bought a piece of land in 1987 from the original owner using a General Power of Attorney (GPA), which was stated as irrevocable in the documents. My mother then bought this same land in 2006 using another GPA, and the purchase was registered in 2009. However, the original owner’s sons recently sold the land to someone else using a sale deed, claiming ownership through a mutation record. What can be done about this situation?
Best Answer
Apni Law Staff answered 5 months ago
The sale deed based on the mutation record is likely invalid as the land was already transferred to your mother in 2009. You can file a case for declaration of title and injunction against the new buyer and the original owner’s sons, presenting your mother’s registered sale deed and challenging the validity of the mutation record. Consulting a lawyer is recommended to understand the specific legal options and proceed accordingly.
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