You don’t have clear and marketable title to property
however you have been in possession for 17 years
since documents are not available in revenue records just remain silent
don’t take any legal proceedings
Karnataka abolition (personal and miscellaneous) act 1954
The inamdar of the agricultural land of 3 acres in Bangalore north sold to one see napa in 1955. Said Seenappa sold the same to one Narasimaiah in 1959. said Narasimhan preferred an application before DC in 1959 for confirmation of occupancy right which was rejected quoting a decision of tribunal in some other case. Further what happened is not available with us. the said Narasimhashet sold the property to one Shankarpa in 1985 shankarappa died in 1990 his two sons as his legal heirs were enjoying the property till 2005 with all revenue records such as roc mutation etc in their name. I am the present owner purchased in 2005 with all documents in my name and paying land revenue regularly. For my surprise and shock ifound a copy of the rejection of occupancy right to Narsimhaiah in1959. What is my. Legal position Myself and my previous buyers are in continuous possession and cultivating the land since 1955 when the Inamdar sold to one Seenappa What should I do now. Pl enlighten me
Asked 3 years ago in Property Law
Religion: Hindu
8 Answers
Thakur office in Bengaluru north has issued a endorsement stating that certain documents of the property not available with them since it of more than 60 years old
Asked 3 years ago
Read as Thaluk office not Thakur
Asked 3 years ago
Act as mentioned herein above
You are in uninterrupted possession for over 17 years
don’t take any legal proceedings
Since your vendor and his vendor or predecessors acquired the property by registered title documents, also that you purchased the property by registered sale deed and got the revenue records properly mutated to your name long ago and have been in continuous possession and enjoyment of the property, your doubts and worries based on some old document appears to be unnecessary.
As you have not faced any problem in this regard till date, you may not worry about it now and can handle the issue when one arises at a later stage.
The reply by the concerned authorities to your query seeking information or the particular document is a confirmation that the matter has either been solved at that time itself or perhaps not pursued by the authorities subsequently.
It appears that the taluk authorities have not pursued the matter subsequently, the problem would have been solved legally at that time itself.
You may remain silent without talking any further action in this regard until you get any notice from the authorities concerned.
If you have taken the same from him after rejection automatically your title affects. You can at the most file for declaration of your title but till you don't face any issue it's better not to invoke any litigation
Dear Client,
Occupancy rights refers to a permanent tenant, protected tenant or other tenant or a sub-tenant and therefore the word 'person.Occupancy is the act of using a room, building, or area of land, usually for a fixed period of time.A Deed of Assignment must be registered at the Land Registry to show legal proof of an exchange of ownership of title in the land and to inform the public that the land is encumbered, while a Certificate of Occupancy indicates that the landowner has been given a right of occupancy by the State Government where the land.Occupancy tenant has the right of occupancy in respect to the land held by him so he can live and cultivate on the land to earn a livelihood. Despite not owning the land, occupancy tenants have the right to be compensated in a situation where the land is acquired for some purpose by the state.
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