Citation : 2025 Local Law (CG) 848 The High Court of Chhattisgarh has affirmed a 2018 trial court decision dismissing a suit for specific performance over agricultural land in Rajnandgaon, holding that the alleged 2003 sale agreement was doubtful and that subsequent buyers were protected as bona fide purchasers. Justice Narendra Kumar Vyas delivered the…
Justice R.S. Garg held that bona fide purchasers cannot be prosecuted for criminal trespass or breach of trust when possession was lawfully transferred under a valid agreement, calling the case a misuse of criminal law for a civil dispute. The Chhattisgarh High Court has quashed criminal proceedings initiated against property purchasers in a Raipur real…
Citation : 2001 Local Law (CG) 36 The Chhattisgarh High Court has rejected a second appeal in a disputed possession case, upholding the lower courts’ findings and throwing out the appellant’s objections. The dispute turned on three core points. First, the appellant argued that overwritings on a key sale deed undermined the document’s reliability. The…
The Chhattisgarh High Court has refused to interfere in a property dispute where the appellant claimed over-writing in a sale-deed and argued that the suit had abated after the original owner’s death. Justice R.S. Garg heard the matter on admission. The appellant, represented by counsel Shri Agrawal, challenged the First Appellate Court’s reliance on sale-deed…