Regarding revenue minister powers as per law
9 months ago
Does the revenue minister has power to order for add/update name to 7/12 as per hereship? If yes pls help with appropriate law since there are many?
A.Dear Sir,
The Ministers are doing many acts which may be illegal or irregular but the Sub-Ordinate staff members are having no other alternative expect to obey his orders. However, if required procedure is not followed and orders are not passed by the concerned Assistant Commissioner or Deputy Commissioner then you may challenge such orders directly before the High Court and get it quashed.
The Ministers are doing many acts which may be illegal or irregular but the Sub-Ordinate staff members are having no other alternative expect to obey his orders. However, if required procedure is not followed and orders are not passed by the concerned Assistant Commissioner or Deputy Commissioner then you may challenge such orders directly before the High Court and get it quashed.
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A.Dear client,
In most cases, the Revenue Minister or any other government official may not have the power to directly order the addition or update of names in land records like 7/12 extracts based solely on hereship or inheritance. The process of adding or updating names in land records typically follows a specific legal procedure, and it is usually carried out through the revenue or land administration department.
The laws governing land records and registration vary across countries and even within different states or regions of a country. It would be necessary to refer to the specific laws and regulations of the jurisdiction in question to determine the exact process and authority responsible for updating land records.
For example, in India, the process of updating land records is governed by state-specific laws and regulations. In Maharashtra, the 7/12 extract refers to the record of rights, also known as "Satbara Utara." Any changes or updates to the land records, including additions based on hereship or inheritance, are generally carried out through the Talathi or Revenue Officer as per the Maharashtra Land Revenue Code or the applicable state laws.
To obtain accurate and up-to-date information regarding the specific powers of the Revenue Minister or the relevant authority in your jurisdiction, it is advisable to consult the official land administration department, revenue laws, or seek legal advice from a qualified professional familiar with the local regulations.
In most cases, the Revenue Minister or any other government official may not have the power to directly order the addition or update of names in land records like 7/12 extracts based solely on hereship or inheritance. The process of adding or updating names in land records typically follows a specific legal procedure, and it is usually carried out through the revenue or land administration department.
The laws governing land records and registration vary across countries and even within different states or regions of a country. It would be necessary to refer to the specific laws and regulations of the jurisdiction in question to determine the exact process and authority responsible for updating land records.
For example, in India, the process of updating land records is governed by state-specific laws and regulations. In Maharashtra, the 7/12 extract refers to the record of rights, also known as "Satbara Utara." Any changes or updates to the land records, including additions based on hereship or inheritance, are generally carried out through the Talathi or Revenue Officer as per the Maharashtra Land Revenue Code or the applicable state laws.
To obtain accurate and up-to-date information regarding the specific powers of the Revenue Minister or the relevant authority in your jurisdiction, it is advisable to consult the official land administration department, revenue laws, or seek legal advice from a qualified professional familiar with the local regulations.
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