Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in India

i am a builder and entered in to a un registered collaboration with the land owner, and i was write in the agreement that party have built up demage mulba condition double story un live able property and there was mention in agreement construction work shall be complete after approval of plan from authority and work shall be compleate with in 12 month from the bhumi pujan but suddenly , land lord threatening us that he could not execute the sale deed in your favor after complition of said property but in the agreement we bound to him for he will execute sale deed and till to day we have physical possessionn with possession letter with sighning of the land lord with the one wittness who mediator but mediator party of land lord and second wittness blank , so i was in confusion that after investment of lot of monny on that property if land lord raise any dispute regarding transfer of documents then what can i do ? And second to period or recession property go down i want to start slow that job is it possible any harm full action taken by land lord against me , if do not start because the property demolished on ground level and we sold the mulba agaisnt the demolition charges as per condition of agreement and also pay to party lot of money in bayana shape also .


Asked on 6/29/13, 6:25 am

3 Answers from Attorneys
Setu Niket Curare Legal

If the landlord stops you physically you can take assistance of Police, or else you can move to court with a suit of specific performance of the contract.

Feel free to contact on 9873109672 for further assistance.

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Setu Niket

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Answered on 6/29/13, 7:01 am
Yash Kumar Yash Kumar & Co.

Dear Sir,

You can file a suit for Specific Performance of the Contract.

For further assistance please contact 08750228171.

Thanks

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Answered on 6/29/13, 11:34 am
Fca Prashant Chavan Expert Edge LLP

30.06.2013

Dear Sir / Madam,

You should register the Agreement with the landlord to safeguard your interest in the matter.

Regards,

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Answered on 6/29/13, 7:42 pm


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