It is necessary to peruse lease deed to advice

2) for creating any third party rights consent of lessor is necessary

Hello,

As it was given by your grandfather to your father on lease , the ownership of the title is not absolute but you can claim the same under the law of inheritence and if you can get letters of succession you can get the absolute right .

Hope this helps.

Regards.

Hi, you can obtain a succession certificate from court ..The court shall grant a decree in your favour,and you can get the property transfered on your name..For further doubts you can contact me..Thank you

I advice you to first go to the SDM of the area where the property is situated and get the details of the property in the same regard as whether it has been transferred or not.

It was held by a judgment of Delhi High Court, Justice Manmohan Singh said that absence of a specified period in the lease deed cannot be construed as 'perpetual' (permanent) tenancy.

Firstly you need to engage a lawyer and read the terms of the lease deed of 1942. If the reading of the terms and clauses reads that the lease is perpetual and there is transferable rights mentioned in them, then you can tell the bank so.

If there is no transferable right mentioning the original deed, then the bank is right in demanding the same.

For other issues if you silence as beneficial to you for example you hav mentioned that there is no stipulate time period for this lease deed, therefore the absence cannot taken as granted to this situation too.

Hi,

You are suggested to get the lease deed transferred on your name or the name of your mother. Then you may proceed for mortgage.

You can't alter that deed as for the same both the parties consent and presence is needed.

Get POA from father.