Customs (Attachment of Property of Defaulters for Recovery of Government Dues) Rules, 1995 Part B SPECIAL PROVISIONS IN RESPECT OF SALE OF IMMOVABLE PROPERTY
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Purchaser's title in recovery sales relates back to the sale date once an immovable property sale becomes absolute. Purchaser's title in property sold for recovery of government dues extends only to the defaulter's right, title and interest existing at the time of sale. ... Summary
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Purchaser's title in recovery sales relates back to the sale date once an immovable property sale becomes absolute.
Purchaser's title in property sold for recovery of government dues extends only to the defaulter's right, title and interest existing at the time of sale. Where immovable property is sold and the sale becomes absolute, the purchaser's rights are deemed to vest from the date of sale, not from the date when the sale becomes absolute.
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