In 1943 a 3 acre ancestral land was given for bandobasti on a registered kabuliyat forever for Rs 1000 to a person, by my husband's grandmother when my father in law was 19 yrs old. This kabuliyat does not have grandmothers signature or thumb impression anywhere. In the kabuliyat it is mentioned that the person wld now be responsible to pay the taxes, build wells,construct buildings etc,butit is was nowhere mentioned that he could sell the land.But this land was sold by the person who had received it thru kabuliyat to another person in 1944 cosidering the kabuliyat as a sale deed.Wld like to know whether my husbands grandmother had the right to give this land on bandobasti thru kabuliyat as it was an ancestral property? Also if it does not have her signature or thumb impression ,is it a valid Kabuliyat?Wld also like to know that if it was nowhere mentioned thta the person receiving the Kabuliyat cld sell the land can that person sell the land? This we were able to identify after so many years when we recently got a photocopy of the Kabuliyat frm some other persons custody. Pls suggest what steps needs to be taken, since it is a huge property now occupied by others.