Can I sale the suit property during pendency of civil suit?

Hello, my land is located in Telangana and the government is constructing a radial road that will pass through my land. However, the construction of the road has been on hold for the past 6 years and the road is currently 4km away from my land. My question is, can I sell the land in this situation? 

Hello, my land is located in Telangana and the government is constructing a radial road that will pass through my land. However, the construction of the road has been on hold for the past 6 years and the road is currently 4km away from my land. My question is, can I sell the land during pendency of civil suit? 

Asked from: Telangana

If there is no court order preventing the sale of the land, then you may sell it. However, since there is pending litigation in respect of this property, it is considered a suit property. 

Generally, the court orders to maintain the status quo until the suit is disposed of. Therefore, if there is a court order staying the sale, you cannot sell the land while the suit is pending. 

If the court has not issued any such order, the suit property can be sold. However, the proposed sale will be subject to the final decree of the civil suit. 

The buyer will be bound to comply with the final decree of the court because they purchased the land during the pendency of the civil suit.

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