As I have already mentioned in my very first reply, the only remedy would be to go to Supreme Court since your review petition has also been dismissed by the high court. So, please do not repeat the same question again and again on this forum. If other lawyers are telling you something else, you are free to follow their advice. My advice on this forum is a pro bono advice, but it is based on my limited knowledge of law and others may have much superior knowledge. As far as my knowledge goes the high court will not grant relief to you in a writ petition against its own order on the civil side. In fact, you have lost the review petition also. Judgment of division bench of the high court has to be challenged before the Supreme Court by filing SLP, and not by filing a writ petition before high court. This is what is my understanding of law as per my limited knowledge. If some lawyers are assuring you of success by way of filing of writ petition in high court against its own decision, well, it is up to you to try that; but don’t expect me to change my opinion.
You may be a bona fide purchaser, but once a judgment is passed by high court, whether rightly or wrongly, it is to be reversed by the legally available remedy only. A rhetoric will not help. You have to prepare the best possible and strongest possible case and challenge it as per the available legal remedies. However, it is not always that people get justice in spite of their best efforts. But, from your side at least, you should make best possible efforts.
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