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m mohan roy   29 June 2020

Land mutation

A gifted verbally a piece of agricultural land to B more than 40 years ago. B did not get it mutated. B expired. Legal heir of B transferred the land to C through a deed. C is not allowed to get the land mutated in his name due to absence of conveyance deed between A and B. Sons and daughters of A expired. Grand children are scattered in various corners of India, none is staying in their native land, impossible to contact them. C is in possession of the land. Pls advise the way out. How C can get the same mutated in his name ?


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Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Telangana state Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 )     29 June 2020


you can file a petition for declaration order in the civil courts. The top court referred to the "doctrine of adverse possession", under which a person who is not the original owner becomes the owner because of the fact that he has been in possession of the property for a minimum of 12-years, within which the real owner did not seek legal recourse to oust him.


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