Agricultural land registration

No. You cannot get it registered without the help of the seller or their family.

 

First trace them (seller or his/her legal heirs) out. Discuss with them. They may refuse as the rates have gone very high. They may even say that they repaid the money to your father and the agreement copy is not returned to them. I suggest you take a compromise route to close this.

 

A document this old will be very difficult to become enforceable. 

Thank you bsrao!!! the lawyer i have consulted also said the same. i wanted a second opinion and you have helped me with that. I really appreciate you for responding to my query.

Pl. go to Tahasildar office and take 7/12 extract that property was in seller's name.  Since it is sold to you (your father)  and executerd the agreement, file  8/12 extract to bring your name on record.

Pl. go to Tahasildar office and take 7/12 extract that property was in seller's name.  Since it is sold to you (your father)  and executerd the agreement, file  8/12 extract to bring your name on record.

If you are sure the original vendor is no more and died long back, you may implead his legal heirs and file a suit for specific performance of contract requesting the court to direct the legal heirs to execute the sale deed on the basis of unregistered sale agreement executed by the deceased after receiving full sale consideration amount.

Thanks Jeevan and Kalaiselvan for taking your time to respond to my query.

I really appreciate your help on this.

You are welcome for your appreciations. You may send the feed back or update if things worked out in your favor. 

have you checked with the registration office whose name exist from the date of your father purchased the agriculture land if not then apply for the encumbarance certificate and see thus they sold that land to any other person or any encourchers are there in that land to smoothen your process legally

Originally posted by : bsrao
	No. You cannot get it registered without the help of the seller or their family.   First trace them (seller or his/her legal heirs) out. Discuss with them. They may refuse as the rates have gone very high. They may even say that they repaid the money to your father and the agreement copy is not returned to them. I suggest you take a compromise route to close this.   A document this old will be very difficult to become enforceable.

I agree with you Bravo.