Khatha's obtained in my parents name who expired 35 years ago Khatha's obtained in my parents name who expired 35 years ago

2 years ago

My parents had expired about 35 years ago. Somebody made mutation on agricultural land in my parent's name in 2017 and obtained khatha's. Is it not illegal and What should I do?

Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

Responded 2 years ago

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A.Dear Sir,
You must approach concerned Higher Authority and get it cancelled immediately and legally.

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A.Dear client,
It is necessary to know more details on how they have made mutation on that agricultural land and obtained khatha and if there is any will involved or any kind of interest. You can approach the court claiming the ownership of the land as you are the legal heir.
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