1. The petroleum co. can claim ONLY IF the Title-Ownership or the Lease deed is still in force on records. Here neither of it is vested to the petroleum co. Hence there is nothing that the petroleum company can claim. As it is the limitation period of three years is also over for any claims.

2. Only things that need attention, is any outstanding dues or guarantee the original land owner might have given for petroleum business purposes

3. Issue a Legal Notice to the co., to remove any material that may be owned by them, within so-&-so days, failing which it will be disposed off. Check this with the original land lord.

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you should remove the structure without any intimation, because there is no agreement of lease between you.

Dealership agreement has duly expired

2)the petroleum company cnnaot claim any rights in said land on expiry of agreement

3) there is no lease deed executed in favour of petroleum company

Hi, since th tenure has already expired , there is nothing that the company can claim ..Even if in the slightest way a claim arises , it cannot effect the title of your ownership over the property

Increase petroleum companies has provided any equipment on this site they can pick their stuff from the site as the agreement expired in 2007 and land is transferred to third party you have nothing to do with the petroleum company as for you they are there stranger you can go ahead with your plans and in case they comes for any dispute definitely they have some sadaab papers to prove that.

When the petroleum supply agreement was for the period up to 2001 even the petroleum company has nothing to claim in this transection.

Dear Client,

It was just an agreement of 15 years to operate petrol pump, no ownership in land transferred.

Company has no claim.

For precaution, check agreement executed between owner and company, if any lock in period.

The petroleum company was not the owner nor was the lessee of the property, hence the company cannot claim any right in the property including tenancy rights.

Any tenancy rights that would have to be claimed was by the dealer and not by the company

Moreover you have purchased the property by a registered sale deed hence your title is not in dispute, provided you were recommended to buy this property by your lawyer in his legal opinion.

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