Kooraikundu Village, Virudhunagar Taluk through a sale deed dated 20.07.2021 from Rajeswari, W/o Ramalingam Pillai for a consideration of Rs.20,000/-. Ever since the purchase, he has been in possession and enjoyment of the property. Rajeswari sold this property on the basis of the general power of attorney deed executed in her favour by her husband Ramalingam and his brother Sivasankar. Ramalingam and Sivasankar got this property through their ancestors. With a view to cheat the defacto complainant's father, Ramalingam and Sivasankar had executed a power of attorney deed in favour of A.R.V.Jegadeesan on 28.09.2005 in respect of the property which was sold to the defacto complainant's father. On the basis of the said power deed, A.R.V.Jegadeesan sold this property to his wife Vasanthi on 13.03.2006. In fact 50 cents of land in Survey No.153/6B belongs to one Mahalakshmi. However, that property was sold to the defacto complainant's father stating that, that 50 cents belongs to Ramalingam Pillai and Sivasankar. The defacto complainant's father purchased 1acre 5cents of land in Kooraikundu Village from A.K.A.Selvarajan on 13.09.1991. In respect of this property also, Ramalingam and Sivasankar executed a general power deed in favour of A.R.V.Jegadeesan on 28.09.2005. On the basis of this power deed, A.R.V.Jegadeesan sold the property to his wife. The defacto complainant's father executed a Will in respect of his properties to the defacto complainant and her sister on 30.12.2009. Her father died on 06.03.2016. This cheating and forgery came to knowledge only when the defacto complainant obtained encumbrance certificate. Apart from these transactions, Ramalingam Pillai and Sivasankar had created forged documents and executed general power of attorney in favour of Jegadeesan in respect of 1 acre 4 cents in Survey No.153/5B, which belongs to Mahalakshmi. Jegadeesan had sold his property to his wife. Therefore, this case came to be registered.
