land vests in govt
2)you have received bond from govt and on maturity received bond amount
3) govt would be considered owner of 1400 var land
My grandfather was having around 2000 VAR land in Rajkot gujarat.Among which 1400 was came under ULC act. The then govt had issued bond of "chillar" amount. However, govt never approached us for original dastavej and it is still lying with us. Subsequently the bond get matured and we received the amount in cash from local collector office. My query is " IS IT CALLED POSSETION TAKEN FROM US OR NOT" , who can be considered owner today as original dastavej is with us only.
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land vests in govt
2)you have received bond from govt and on maturity received bond amount
3) govt would be considered owner of 1400 var land
Thanx for the prompt response. However, we have been approached by some "agents" that the land is still to be considered of us only after repealing act as govt has not taken possesion of it (according to them mere issuance of bond cannot be considered as tranfer of ownership)and they are claiming that we can still sell the land and in return we have to pay a certain (hefty) amount of portion from the total selling deal. But we denied right now. I know, we shud not consider claims made by "such agents". but surpricingly they are not asking anything right now, only after getting the deal done we have to pay them. is there any chance of getting it back ???? i.e. court case etc. let me tell you the bond amount was 3000/-INR for the actual land price of 3 or 4 crores.
1)If compensation is received then you are not a owner.
2)Any time you have to vacate the said property.
Dear Sir,
If insufficient amount is paid better you reject the same and claim for deletion of your land from such scheme. Even today your physical possession not disturbed. Further your title deeds are with you. In this background to create defense of non acceptance of such scheme you return the said meager amount and try to sell away the property the prospective buyers who will look after future litigation if any.
Sir the land comes under the ceiling and the compensation is paid and received the same would be considered under ownership of government.
Sir if the land is under ceiling though you could have contested by filing a petition against same but you possess land above ceiling limit then in that case nothing much can be done now.
1) kindly clarify
whether your filed return under Section 6 of the Act in respect of the holding held by him within the urban agglomeration.
2) whether Based upon the return the competent authority issued the draft statement under Section 8 and after allowing the entitlement of the petitioner, declared 1400 var of land as surplus.
3) whether The final statement declaring the land surplus was passed thereafter.whether The notification under Section 10(1) of the Act was issued . whether the competent authority issued notice to petitioner under Section 10(5) of the Act.to take possession
4) land price was Rs 3 to 4 crores and possession has not been taken file writ petition in HC to claim 1400 var of land
5) inform the agents that only if you are able to obtain court orders for 1400 var of land would you consider their offer
Retaining original documents in your possession will not entitle you the rights of the property that has been acquired by the government. In fact you have already received the compensation amount also hence any claim in this regard may not be maintainable.
Dont get lured to such illegal offers.
You very clearly know that the land has been acquired by government and also you have been paid with the compensation, hence you do not have any rights in the landed property.
The money that they are trying to offer now may look attractive and may even induce you to do the mistake, but when this becomes a problem at a later stage, then you may have to spend rest of your life with court cases.
Let the landed property be in your possession till such time the government is trying to take it over.