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Selling Government alloted land


08-Apr-2023 (In Civil Law)
One Mr.H sold government allotted land to Mr.R in 1970. But Mr.H had a son aged 20 which he has declared as minor in documents while selling. In 1993 Mr.R sold it to my father Mr.S. Now in 2008 Mr.H's son has gone court stating that his permission was not taken in 1970. At that time age for voting was 21 What can we do...
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Answer #1
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If it was allotted to the father I. E. H then his son has no right to claim in the said property. But such grant or allotment confirms the H to sale or alienate the property is the crux of the case. If it permits no issues, if it does not them you will be in trouble.
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Answer #3
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If you can scrutinise the documents you will find the terms of grant and the rules under the revenue code applicable,
You also peruse the sale agreement and sale deed made by the seller to your father. You may find ways to save it.
Answer #4
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This law was created to prevent people from being manipulated into selling their property for a low-price or grabbing their land. Section 42 of the SC,ST Act prohibits you from selling sc property without permission.
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