Ancestral property
ramakrishna.r.b
(Querist) 09 April 2013
This query is : Resolved
My grand father mother side had ancestral property of 330' x 60' in Malleswaram Bangalore. Out of this he had made lot of bifurcation and sold them at different times in the past somewhere between 1934 to 1954. Only 4 feet x 60 feet land is remaining unsold in front of our self acquired property adjoining our passage of 2 1/2 feet x 60 feet. Unless we combine both the passage we cannot sell our property. But document does not exist for 4 feet x 60 feet. We have to derive that from 330' x 60' by subtracting various bifurcations made and sold. It is very difficult to get the documents for bifurcated land sold in sub-registrar office. the real Owner of the land is still surviving. Is there any way by which we can register this small piece of land without the supporting documents for that ?
ramakrishna.r.b
(Querist) 10 April 2013
I will describe it in more details about My problem stated above
My Great Grand Father had 4 sons and lot of property. He made property division in 1934 and given 330' x 60' vacant land to my grand father ( being the 4th son to my great grand father). My grand father started selling the land given by his father to him in bits and peices from 1934 onwards whenever he was in need of urgent money. My mother and my maternal uncle are the only children to my grand father. My grand father expired in 1949 and my grand mother expired in 1969. The site in question i.e 4' x 60' is in the middle of 330' x 60'. My grand father sold some of the properties before his death for which we don't have any records. It is all sold during his time. The buyers at that time have resold it to other buyers later. So it is difficult to get any document from sub-registrar office pertaining to that period i mean from 1934 to 1954. My mother expired in 1996 and my maternal uncle is still living.
He ( my maternal Uncle )and all of us on behalf of my mother is ready to give an affidavit to the court stating that the peice of land 4' x 60' belongs to us only. If anybody else claims and proves that it is their land we are ready to obey court order in whatever way the court pleases. We are 100% sure that others cannot claim that peice of land. My question is since the documents are not traceable in any way is it enough if we give an affidavit to sub-registrar to that effect and whether the sub-registrar accepts it ? or is there any other way by which we can guarantee sub-registrar that it is our land only . unless we sell this land we cannot sell our self acquired property adjoining to this land. Please help us in solving this great problem lawfully ?
We are having the copy of the property division sale deed made by our great grand father in 1934 where in he has given 330' x 60' to our grand father. we can call this as MOTHER DEED.
we kindly request the best of the best lawyers to suggest URGENT solution for the above problem .
prabhakar singh
(Expert) 10 April 2013
Let a relinquishment deed be registered by your maternal uncle as well as by heirs of your mother in favor of heir the deed of title is desired in the office of sub registrar.
