JM VII Court directs CCB-II Police to register FIR in a land cheating case

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A Coimbatore tribunal has directed the Central Crime Branch-II Police, Coimbatore to registry First Information Report against 4 accused, including 3 of a household consisting of parents and their daughter, successful a lawsuit of cheating successful a onshore transaction.

In his order, Judicial Magistrate VII K. Indhirajith directed the CCB-II constabulary to record compliance study wrong 3 days from the receipt of the order, and the last study wrong 60 days.

The petitioner, Sekar 58 of Gobichettipalayam, had approached the tribunal stating that helium had been cheated by 1 Radhakrishnan with whom helium had finalised a merchantability statement connected Dec. 17, 2020, for acquisition of a two-acre spot successful survey no. 435 astatine Vilankurichi.

Radhakrishnan’s woman Geetha Menon, girl Rajitha Menon, and their household person Ashraf had made mala fide committedness that the onshore belonged to the family, and Sekar had paid ₹2.83 crore arsenic advance.

However, Sekar had learnt aboriginal that the household had, 10 years anterior to execution of sale, alienated a information of the onshore and had deceived him with a antithetic genitor deed.

At the petition of the accused, the petitioner had, connected April 19, 2023, permitted them to repay the merchantability information with involvement of 9 percent per annum wrong 5 months.

But, subsequently, Radhakrishnan had sold 65.5 cents to 1 Selvaraj, Rajendran and Perumalsamy. Radhakrishnan had besides suppressed the pendency of indebtedness betterment proceedings for the aforesaid property.

Further, the accused, his wife, girl and household person had created a “sham acquisition deed” dated May 22, 2025, successful favour of the daughter, and alienated the spot successful favour of 1 Sanjana Vijayakumar thorugh merchantability deed dated June 30, 2025.

Though the petitioner had complained to the constabulary seeking enactment against the accused stating that the archetypal merchantability deed was signed by them without implicit rubric implicit agreed spot of 2 acres, nary FIR was registered.

The tribunal took a beardown presumption of non-filing of FIR adjacent aft submission of affirmative ineligible sentiment dated July 25, 2025, that rendered the overt enactment of the offence punishable nether Sections 318 (4), 351 (3) and 61(2) of BNS.

The section constabulary had contended that the probe was transferred to District Crime Branch, Erode, and aboriginal retransferred to Coimbatore.

The section constabulary further maintained that the substance was related to immovable spot and sought transportation of the lawsuit to CCB-II police.

Citing a Supreme Court case, the tribunal pointed retired that erstwhile the facts alleged successful the ailment disclose the committee of an offence, past the magistrates are empowered to nonstop constabulary to registry FIR nether Section 175(3) of BNSS)

The tribunal besides directed the CCB-II constabulary to record FIR against Selvaraj, Rajendran, Perumalsamy and Sanjana Vijayakumar if immoderate prima facie lawsuit of transgression conspiracy is determined, and instrumentality steps to frost slope accounts of the accused depending connected the circumstances of the investigation.

Published - February 14, 2026 09:25 p.m. IST

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