Tenant was granted ownership by court after death of actual owner

What is the ground on which the Court had granted the declaration of the ownership of the tenant?

The court's order declaring the title to the tenant should be registered before the concerned registrar's office.

Then that registered document is a legally valid proof to prove the title of the tenant over the ownerhsip of the property.

If so you can proced with the purchase however you may obtain a proper legal opinion before proceeding with the purchase

Tenant shall always remain a "tenant" and cannot be declared "owner" except by competent court in a legal proceeding.

The tenent must have filed "some" case to declare him/her as "owner" as stated by you, if so, contact same lawyer who have proceeded in such case. 

Otherwise consult a local prudent lawyer with relevant documents / file for proper appreciation of facts/ documents, professional advise and necessary proceeding.

Noting can be presumed and obliged by experts on this platform on the basis of limited facts posted by you.

Yes.  The court order shall be perused.  Though the court ordered it is not registered and hence not valid.  

Dear Querist

Your query is based on Court judgment and decree and best legal opinion for Title of present seller may be ascertained by studying that Court judgment and decree along with relevant documents of revenue record.

Feel free to contact for further clarifications.

Regards
Mohit Chahal
Advocate
WhatsApp No. 9968911099

https://mohitchahaladvocate.business.site


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Yes, no definite suggestion is possible unless the Court's Order/Judgment is perused.