Land Sale Legal Dispute

Summary

In Sri Lankan law, laesio enormis allows a contract to be rescinded if theres a significant value disparity. If a power of attorney sells land at a low price, the principal can challenge the sale. Document all communications and actions of the power of attorney. If a court decision is unfavorable, consider appealing based on new evidence. Consult a lawyer to file a notice of appeal within the specified timeframe, usually 14-30 days, and prepare grounds for appeal highlighting new evidence and legal errors.

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are you aware of sri lankan laws?
Hi Janaka! Yes, I'm aware of Sri Lankan laws and can provide general legal information. What specific legal issue are you dealing with?
laesio enormis, a power of attorney who is prominant lawyer knows about land prices sells a land belonging to his princiapl for lkr * million to me. however princiapl without making the power of attorney who sold the land appoints another power of attorny to file action against me and won the case saying they were unaware of the prices. the power ofa ttorney who sold the land very clearly has informed the princiapl why he sold the land land and why he negiatted and why he accepted the low price. without submitting that in to court the second power of attorney says he is the one who orchastrated the sale has won the case.
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Janaka, it sounds like you're dealing with a complex case involving "laesio enormis" and actions taken by multiple powers of attorney. Given the circumstances, you might want to consider the following:
- Laesio Enormis: In Sri Lankan law, this principle allows a contract to be rescinded if there's significant disparity in the value exchanged.
- Power of Attorney: Ensure the first power of attorney's actions and communications are documented.
- Court Appeal: You may have grounds to appeal the decision based on the new evidence regarding the first power of attorney's communication with the principal.
Would you like guidance on how to proceed with an appeal?
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Janaka, here are the steps to proceed with an appeal in Sri Lanka:
- Consult Your Lawyer: Discuss the new evidence with your lawyer.
- File a Notice of Appeal: Submit an appeal application within the specified time frame (usually *-30 days from the judgment).
- Prepare Grounds for Appeal: Highlight the new evidence and any legal errors in the initial judgment.
Would you need help understanding the appeal process further?
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Janaka, here are more details on the appeal process in Sri Lanka:
- Consult Your Lawyer: Ensure your lawyer reviews the new evidence thoroughly.
- File a Notice of Appeal: Submit it within the designated time frame.
- Grounds for Appeal: Clearly state the new evidence and any legal mistakes.
Would you like more specific information on preparing your grounds for appeal?