Puramboke land
Shine
(Querist) 15 March 2014
This query is : Resolved
Dear Sirs,
My query is about a piece of puramboke land attached with our pattaya land. The land which has pattaya is about 17.5 cents and the puramboke land in question is around 6 cents. We purchased the enire plot in 1980 and has been living there since then. Since 2003 we have been trying to get the pattaya for puramboke land with no luck and have proof of the applications made to the Puthuvype, Vypin village and Cochin taluk offices. We recently obtained an approval from village office to pay the base price of the land to get the pattaya, however, we were unable to come to a conclusion re the base price as to whether we should pay the base price of 2003 or current. We were asked to produce recent sale documents which we did but the village officer simply ignored to accept and kept on asking us to produce atleast 3 recent sale documents to fix the price. This thing was going in cirlces and so i decided to go legal.
The said puramboke land is attached to the pattaya land and is located in the back side of our pattaya land and has absolutely no path way to access without entering the pattaya land. I would like to know the legal formalitites for obtaining a pattaya for this land. Kindly advise. I will be glad to provide more details if required.
Many Thanks
SHJ
ajay sethi
(Expert) 15 March 2014
it is necessary for you to contact a local lawyer in this regard
Rajendra K Goyal
(Expert) 16 March 2014
Consult a local lawyer and show him all the documents.
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate 
(Expert) 16 March 2014
This purmaboke land is a government land, whether there is a way for access to the land or not, it is on the name of the government till this date. It is not attached to the schedule of your pattaya property so you cannot claim it either by sale or even by adverse possession in the absence of tax or other revenue receipts in your favor in respect of the said puramboke land. It is better to apply for pattaya from the revenue department by observing the necessary formalities in this regard. Consult a local lawyer to initiate further steps on the subject.
