Land Title Transfer

Assigment of Land to Ex Service men  and Serving soldiers- Jawans -Land should not be sold or otherwise alienated for a period of Ten Years - AP Local Laws - AP Board Standign Ordrs  

You have to go through the conditions of allotment.  In the absence of any restrictions,  the allottee can alienate the property after a period of 10 years

What my Learned Friend Mr. Kande said is right. The allotment of land to Retired Arm Forces soldiers are always of restricted tunure and under the conditions the use of land cannot be made of other than speicified. The transfer of land would be only possible by succession as heir.

suppose if the land is granted by way of grant cerificate then see the conditions rg non alienation clause or if is a sale then also check out conditions rg non alienation. If there are no conditions then your client is free to alienate the same

if the ap govt is alloted the land then the rule of assginment laws comes into force but this land is alloted by army so there is different rules and condtions, they will issue allotment letter to the allotee when they alloted in that allotment letter they will precribe some conditions based on that conditions, we can solve your problem

please show the conditions atleast to enable to know more in details about it. we are egar to know the outcome. thanks and regards

Distinguish between ancestral property and coparsanal property .Plz tell me regarding these properties.

A Hindhu co-percenary  is a narrower body than the joint family, only males who acquire by birth an interst in the joint or coparcenary property can be members of the Copercenars. A male member if joint family and his sons grandsons, and great grandsons constitue a co-percenary. A copercenar acquire by birth but his right acertained only when partition take place, by an now amending Act, 2005 females members have also been treated as co-percenars. 

I do agree with the reply of Mr. KANDE VENKATESH GUPTA