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Leasehold property-rights/sale

 Dear esteemed lawyers,for your views,case background in uttar pradesh 
With respect to property acquired by succession ;
Rights of property claimed by daughter married 40 years back and father\'s death 24 years back ?
Rights of tenant occupying part of property for last 22 years without rent agreement,receipt ? They have electricity connection in their own name without authority by landlord ? Adverse possession applicable ?
Rights of municipal authority to add names other than in succession certificate to record as a/1,2,3 etc ?
House tax paid by landlord ,no liabilities.
Rights of other bodies like DM in passing orders against landlords on approach by litigants without any court case ?
Property-house on renewable lease by dist board with permanent renewal clause.
How can sale of such property be made-what instrument ?

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1- Ancestral property,no will,passed to 3 sons by succ certificate,have original khata,reg succ certificate,tax receipts & lease renewal docs.As stated father died long before 2005 and daughters marriage too long back,can daughter even contest any rights after SC 9/2005 recent order in any court/DM office/Municipality?
2-On what grounds occupancy legal-adverse poss or tenancy.If tenancy what is proof ? How legal to get elec connection without tenancy proof / consent of landlord ?
3-What docs are considered acceptable if there is no other name in succ certificate other than 3 sons nor any other real will? Can RTI to municpality ask for record and sanctity of changes made ?How can municipal body add names as property/1,2,3 other than 3 due owners with no batwara or division in registry ?
4-No adverse orders till date against 3 owners,can NOC be denied by municipality given no dues exist.
5-Will sale deed transfer entire land rights or only structural rights ?



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adv.bharat @ PUNE (Lawyer)     15 October 2016

1) No

2) No any legal way W?O tenancy proof.

3) Take probate from court

4) nO THEY MUST GIVE IT WITHOUT ANY REASON.

5) Only regisered sale deed can give right.

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