Handing over property by one partner
my brother and self bought one property some time back.After my brother passed away with out any will, my brothers son on his own got in to an agreement to sell the property and with out my knowledge handed over the property to one person, i was away and did not know what happened till such time i came back to know that some one has started a workshop in our plot. The person claims that he has bought the plot. The original registered sale documents are with me. I have gone to court on this matter and this has not come for hearing since last three years. I want to know who should pay the property tax,ie me or the person who in now occupying the plot, secondly i want to know if i can approach the electricity board people to disconnect power supply to the plot. more
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Mr. Puthocode Sundaram: How will you get back your original documents after the case over. I suggest that you move an application to substitute these with certified copies in court records. more
Aug 06
Thanks Advocate Puthucode Anantharaman, we could have submitted notarized documents as suggested by you, now that originals are submitted i hope nothing more can be don. Further may i know what use the originals has when the matter is in the court? more
Aug 06
Very good question. You may submit attested copies duly notarized along with original, along with your request letter to court to return the originals, verification of the authenticity of the original documents. more
Aug 06
I was to by the advocate that court do not accept attested copies of documents, i am now confused after seeing your mail, i did not know only attested copies are sufficient. more
Aug 06
Why did you file original copies of documents in the court? You are required to file only attested copies. more
Aug 05
