1) once conveyance deed is executed duly stamped and registered you would be absolute owner of property 

2) you are at liberty to sell the property 

3) sale deed would not be set aside 

1. Sale deed once executed and registered can not be cancelled or evoked by the parties anymore.

2. only the court can set aside the deed on the proof of force or fraud behind execution of this.

3. Another option is re conveyance by the buyer.

Except this there is no other way.

Cancellation deed can be processed but you will bit get stamp duty and registration charges back from government.

And conveyance deed won't get cancelled once it's proceed because the land will be transfer from original land owner to flats owner name.

Yes it is possible only when the consideration of the sale has not been paid by the bhaiya and there is any e contravention in the conveyance deed and the sale deed for the cancellation purpose you have to file Civil Court case where you have to pray the court and those grounds to cancel the sale deed

Hello,

If you have intentionally sold it then it cannot be reversed.

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A suit for cancellation of the sale deed can be filed in the district court. You have to put forth the reasons why you challenge this registered sale deed.

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See if consideration is not received or it is done by fraud or cheating or illegally then in that you can file a suit before the district court/civil court for cancellation of same under specific relief act.

You need court orders to set aside conveyance deed 

2) registrar cannot unilaterally set aside sale deed 

Cancellation can be only done by the Civil Court and and the Order of the Civil Court Registrar has to cancel the registration

My answer is same as before.

Only by filing suit in civil court it can be challenged

1. No revenue authority can cancel the sale deed after it has been registered.

2. The only remedy in your hands is to file a suit for cancellation of sale deed on the grounds available under the law.

Only civil court has power to cancel a deed once registered commissioner or registrar doesn't have such power.

Dear sir,

Sale deed can be challenged only if there are sound legal grounds. If it has been executed by fraud, coercion etc it can be challenged but one need to prove to the court the grounds on which it is challenged.

The said deed of conveyance is not a valid title deed as per law for want of being registered and it can be challenged in the Court of law. The unregistered convenience deed is not valid even though a confirmation deed was executed.

If any party aggrieved to this registered deed, may file a suit to cancel the registered deed for the reasons relied upon within three years from the date of registration.

Since you have already sold the property following the due process of law you may not worry about it, in case any hurdle is emerging then you may handle the situation as per law.

Neither the commissioner nor the registrar have any power to cancel the registration of the registered deed for any reason.

Only the court has power to pass any such order to cancel the registered deed by a decree and judgment after hearing all the parties to the transaction  in the suit for cancellation.

- No, the Sale & Conveyance deed cannot be cancelled, once executed. 

- Further, neither additional commissioner / Commissioner of Corporation department  , and nor the Registrar having the power to cancelling the same as per law.

- But, it can be challenge and cancelled by the order of the Court only.

No Authority Can Cancel Registered Documents unless court order. 

Only the civil court has the jurisdiction to cancel the sale deed, nobody else.

registrar has no power to cancel a registered deed, even if the deed is registered fraudulently. A deed can only be cancelled by approaching the appropriate civil court, invoking Section 31 of the Specific Relief Act, 1963.

Yes they can be challenged and cancelled if they were formed with some fraud or misrepresentation by other party.

You have to file suit in civil court for set aside the sale deed.