Dear client,

Invoking pertinent portions of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and other applicable legislation may help you launch a criminal petition in India related to your property dispute. Given that there appears to be a breach of trust and fraudulent activity, Sections 420 (cheating) and 406 (criminal breach of trust) of the IPC may be relevant. Write a thorough complaint that details the seller's and her son's deceptive behavior as well as the third party's harassment. Include supporting documentation, such as the sale agreement, gift deed, and any proof that you have owned the property continuously since 2002. File a complaint with the neighborhood police station that oversees the property. Don't forget to bolster your criminal petition with detailed data and supporting proof.

Hope this helps you.

File police complaint of cheating ,criminal breach of trust against seller 

if sale deed executed by seller then your chances of success in civil case are bleak 

You can lodge a criminal complaint against the seller for the offences of breach of trust and cheating etc.

If the police is not taking any action on the complaint you can file a complaint against the police seeking direction to concerned police to initiate proper legal action under the section 156(3)Cr.p.c 

Yes you can file FIR for cheating 

Hello -

A. You can file a case against Mother - Son duo for cheating before the concerned police station, Most possibly Police will not register the complaint, in such case get FIR registered through court u/s 156(3) Crpc  OR 

B. File a complaint before the magistrate u/s 200 crpc for cheating done by Mother Son duo.   

Regards 

 File a complaint against your seller, her son and the third party in the jurisdictional Police Station. You can also file it in online mode.

Instead file FIR. 

declaration suit - was not needed, court fees wasted. 

- Since, you have purchased that property in 2002 and in possession of the property, then any sale deed after this period is invalid 

- Further, the said acts of the seller amounts to cheating and breach of trust , and hence you can file a complaint before the police against them 

- Further ,if police not taking it serious , then you can file a complaint before the Magistrate in Court under section 200 read with section 156(3) of CRPC. 

File a new criminal petition based on the new grounds which have emerged now.

File case of cheating ,criminal breach of trust against seller 

- You can file a separate complaint for the offence of cheating and breach of trust 

- Further, if no action , then approach the magistrate . 

You need to file criminal proceedings for cheating 

You can proceed to lodge criminal complaint for the acts of cheating against the seller. 

Also you can file a suit for permanent injunction to restrain them from interfering in your possession and enjoyment of the property.