during his life time, executed a will dated 14.9.1996 in favour of his legal heirs, bequeathing them different shares out of his properties. Amar Kaur (widow) and Iqbal Kaur (daughter), with a view to defeat the legal right of the wife of the complainant Joginder Singh, namely, Gurdeep Kaur (daughter) executed a power of attorney dated 1.8.2003 in favour of coaccused Gurchain Singh, who sold land measuring 1 Kanal- 10 ½ Marlas bearing khasra nos. 82/14/2 and 17/2 situated at village Bajwara for a consideration of Rs.2,20,000/- despite the fact that no mutation had been sanctioned exclusively in favour of Amar Kaur and Iqbal Kaur without consent and knowledge of the wife of the complainant. Even no amount was paid to her out of the sale proceeds. However, a bogus entry in the revenue record was made in connivance with the Patwari. Even Amar Kaur and Iqbal Kaur, in collusion with each other got prepared a forged document in the shape of a family settlement without the knowledge of the wife of the complainant. Though, the property was sold for Rs.2,20,000/- but it was shown to have sold for Rs.1,20,000/-. They also prepared a forged consent letter dated 23.6.2003 (Annexure P-8), allegedly, written by the wife of the complainant regarding selling her share illegally in the property situated in village Bajwara. Finding no other alternative, a private complaint was filed before the court when the police did not take any action on the complaint of the complainant.
