JUDGEMENT
K.KANNAN,J. -
(1.) THE applicant seeks for permission for withdrawal of the application.
(2.) AS sought for, the application is dismissed as withdrawn. Civil Writ Petition No. 8704 of 2001
The orders impugned in the writ petition are the first order passed by the Sub-Registrar declining registration which was affirmed by the
Registrar by a later order.
(3.) THE Sub-Registrar had 4 reasons to decline registration. The reasons 1 and 2 were that principals named in the sale deed were female heirs of
the original owner Kanhiya Lal and they could not have had title to the
property of Kanhiya Lal before the coming into force of Hindu Succession
Act. The 3rd reason was that the document that was executed and presented
for registration was a power of attorney for the principals and there was
yet another power of attorney by name Rajinder, who claimed to be a power
of attorney of some other third parties and not the vendors mentioned in
the sale deed, but in relation to the same property. The Sub-Registrar
thought that the power of attorney must be bogus, since there were two
deeds of power of attorney brought before him in relation to the same
property. The 4th reason given by him was that the power of attorney was
not identified by the Lambardar.;
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