Dear Sir, My Father has bought a sellable area or Land 2 years back. My Father has all the documents like sale deed number and he has all the registered documents received from Court. He has requested for Mutation in Block office in Jan or Feb 2015. After sometimes someone able to manage some fraud papers without any sale deed or any relevant documents and he approached to CO. Because of this issue mutation is still pending. Now my question:- Is it possible for someone to take my property without showing any sale deed or by showing fraud written letter…
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