JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Leave granted.
(2.) Two Conveyances in respect of two different
plots of land, both shown to have been
registered before the District Registrar,
South 24 Parganas, West Bengal, on 14.3.1989,
being Deed No.3203 of 1989 and recorded in
Book No.1, Volume No.75, at Pages 167-174,
have given rise to Alipore Police Station
Case No.110 of 2006. The said complaint was
filed by Shri S.K. Debnath, the District
Registrar, South 24 Parganas, in respect
whereof a charge-sheet has been submitted
against the appellant herein alleging the
commission of offences under Sections 471/420
IPC. Both the purchasers claimed to be in
undisturbed possession of the lands forming
the subject matter of their respective
Conveyances.
(3.) The controversy relating to the complaint
filed by the District Registrar, South 24
Parganas, is with regard to the identical
registration details and the fact that the sale
deed of the respondent No.1 was not traceable
in the records of the office of the
complainant. Claiming the deed of the appellant
herein to have been forged and wrongfully
placed in Volume 75 of 1989 in Index I,
maintained in the District Registrar's office,
Alipore, the respondent No.1 filed a writ
petition before the High Court, inter alia,
alleging that his Deed, which was the genuine
deed, had been removed from the records and
replaced with the forged deed of the appellant
herein. He therefore, prayed for a direction
upon the concerned respondents, and, in
particular, the respondent No.2, to remove the
appellant's deed from the records and to
restore his deed in its place. The other relief
sought for by the respondent No.1 herein was
for a direction upon the respondent No.4, the
Officer in-Charge, Alipore Police Station,
South 24 Parganas, to cause a thorough inquiry
on the basis of the First Information Report
lodged by the District Registrar, South 24
Parganas, and to proceed against the culprits
in accordance with the law.;
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