The contents of the the reply received under RTI act would be very imperative to prove before the court that she was not a genuine witness and her testimony would not be considered as evidence after that. Also, file an application for perjury.
I had challenged gift deed, executed by My late father (donor) to my brother (Donee). To prove that my brother examined the registry Clerk of sub registrar office in the trial court. She submitted the Affidavit in lieu of examination in chief that she was the registry clerk at time of registration of the Gift deed and same is registered in her presence. BUT I got RTI from office of Sub-registrar that clearly mentioned that she was not registry clerk at that time and placed that RTI as an exhibit on court file to prove that she falsely deposed before the court. So the registration of the document is suspicious. Que: Is it helpful to prove the Gift deed is invalid?
The contents of the the reply received under RTI act would be very imperative to prove before the court that she was not a genuine witness and her testimony would not be considered as evidence after that. Also, file an application for perjury.
1) it appears that she has made false statement on oath
2) it does appear that there are suspicious circumstances surrounding execution of gift deed
3) testimony is helpful to your case
4) however donee can examine one of attesting witnesses to prove execution of gift deed
That is a very important piece of evidence as it shows that something is wrong and the whole deal may now be suspicious as why should she lie whether she was a clerk lr not.
Now your brother has to explain why did he lie.
The witness becomes untrustworthy.
Hence her deposition may be considered as not reliable.
However that would not be sufficient to prove that the document is not genuine
You may have to rely upon various substantial question of law to prove that this is a fake or fabricated document.
You may produce the reply received under the RTI query in court to challenge the affidavit of that registry clerk and seek to set aside the gift deed purportedly executed by your father in your brother's favour.
1. IF the Gift Deed was duly Stamp Duty paid and duly Registered at office of SRO, THEN irrespective of any criteria, the Gift Deed execution is legally Final & Irrefutable.
2. Any type of statement by concerned SRO staff, shall not render above Gift Deed as legally invalid.
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Hi, you can challenge the Gift deed that the Gift deed was executed in a fraud, coercion and undue influence. If you are able to prove the same in the Court then only you will succeed and all other issues are not relevant to Gift Deed cancellation.
yes it would help
you can file a rebuttal evidence affidavit in response to the evidence of the registry clerk
or else you can also produce the RTI reply to the registry clerk during her cross examination and impeach the credibility of her evidence
if her cross examination is already over then you can also file an application to recall that witness for her further cross examination during which you can produce the RTI reply to her
in that cross you have to ask her whether she was doing her duty as a registry clerk on the particular date
if she answers in the positive then show her the RTI reply
she will deny it
but you will have to cross her well to extract an admission from her
once she admits that she was not present on that date then you can file an application for striking of her evidence since she deposed falsely to the court and also request the court to initiate criminal contempt action against her and the opponent in whose support she deposed as a witness
the RTI reply will be taken on record by the Court and will be marked as 'for identification' or if the other side does not dispute its admissibility then it will be marked as an exhibit and will be assigned an exhibit number
Dear client,
The gift deed per se is not invalid but the actions of registry clerk of the sub-registrar office will aid in dismissing the registration of the will.
Thank you
1. The Registration may not be considered as fake but you can claim that your father was forced/induced to append his signature on the said Gift Deed by your brother.
2. However, the evidence you have received proving that the said witness was not the registry clerk as claimed under oath by her will be of good use in your favour to establish your allegation.