We signed a deal to buy 65 acres of land in Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh, with the closing date set for October 15th, 2016. However, we discovered that 10 acres of the land cannot be registered due to legal restrictions. The seller insists we buy the remaining 55 acres, but we want to purchase the entire 65 acres or nothing at all. The agreement has now expired, and we’re requesting the seller to return our advance payment. What are our options if the seller refuses to do so?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › We signed a deal to buy 65 acres of land in Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh, with the closing date set for October 15th, 2016. However, we discovered that 10 acres of the land cannot be registered due to legal restrictions. The seller insists we buy the remaining 55 acres, but we want to purchase the entire 65 acres or nothing at all. The agreement has now expired, and we’re requesting the seller to return our advance payment. What are our options if the seller refuses to do so?
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

We signed a deal to buy 65 acres of land in Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh, with the closing date set for October 15th, 2016. However, we discovered that 10 acres of the land cannot be registered due to legal restrictions. The seller insists we buy the remaining 55 acres, but we want to purchase the entire 65 acres or nothing at all. The agreement has now expired, and we’re requesting the seller to return our advance payment. What are our options if the seller refuses to do so?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

Under Indian law, you have grounds to seek the return of your advance payment since the seller failed to deliver the agreed-upon 65 acres. You can file a civil suit in the relevant court demanding the refund and compensation for any damages incurred due to the seller’s breach of contract.

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