My neighbour planted Mohagani tree 1 to 2 ft close to my residence boundary wall in 2011. At present plant are grown to more than 40 ft which are demaging my boundary wall and branches and leaves are ...
Dear Client,
As per the topographical land survey, layout marking and demarcation are done, inclusive of roads, plots, commercial spaces, and extra spaces for public use, etc. The demarcation is almost purely a technical operation, carried out jointly by the surveyors, acting as boundary engineers, of both parties. Post-survey of the land, a unique survey number is allotted for plots based on the topographical location of the land. Property demarcation means physically dividing the property int
My mother expired on 22.11.2025 she executed will which was registerd now what is procedure to transfer ownership from deceased name to her son name
Dear Client,
In the case of testamentary succession, the first step in transferring a property to a beneficiary as per a Will is to either get the will probated or get letters of administration (LOA) from the Civil Court having jurisdiction over the property left by the deceased owner. Probate of a will is necessary to transfer the deceased's property into the name of the beneficiaries and conclusive proof that the will was executed validly and is the deceased’s last Will. The executor of the
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Builders right on common terrace of project completed and sold before 25 yearsSir , can the builder-developers claim their right on common terrace of the apartment which is sold in 1998-2000 …?
Dear Client,
The rooftops of the building of a multi-storied Building are known as an open terrace and are a part of the common area that is usable for all the floor owners of a multi-storied building. Builders right to terrace seized once they sold the project to the buyers. Moreover, legally, a Builder cannot sell it or a Society cannot permit any floor owner to use the terrace for his own purposes in any multi-storeyed building, which is known as a common area usable by all the floor owners
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My brother's mutated their names in agriculture land in 2017-18. Sisters names are left out. Should I approach the tahsildar first and take his reply/order and then file appeal before AC or directly ...
Dear Sir,
Approach the Tahsildar first (only if mutation was recent)
This is used when:
Mutation is very recent (not your case), or
You want a simple correction instead of a contested appeal.
But in old cases (7–8 years old), Tahsildars generally say:
“File an appeal before AC; I cannot change old mutation orders.”
So approaching Tahsildar first may simply waste time, and he may reject or ask you to approach AC.
Therefore, you can directly appeal.
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After 40 years lived in DKT land , can change into registered patta land. Since I have lived on this DKT patta land for 40 years, can it now be legally converted into a normal registered settlement pa
Dear Client,
In the given scenario, you can submit a formal application to the local Tahsildar or Mandal Revenue Officer (MRO), providing evidence of your 40 years of possession and usage of the DKT (Darakastu) land. The DKT land is typically government wasteland assigned to landless poor individuals, and it generally comes with strict conditions that prohibit its sale or transfer without specific government permission. Living on the land for 40 years does not automatically convert it to a norm
My mother died on 22.11.2025 i want to know procedure to transfer ownership of property i.e. property card, satbara utara and property tax receipt from my mother name to my name my brother and daugh ...
Dear Client,
In the case of testamentary succession, the first step in transferring a property to a beneficiary as per a Will is to either get the will probated or get letters of administration (LOA) from the Court having jurisdiction over the property left by the deceased owner. Probate of a will is necessary to transfer the deceased's property into the name of the beneficiaries and conclusive proof that the will was executed validly and is the deceased’s last Will. The executor of the will
Sir I purchased NA land in bank auction but tehsildar rejected to do mutation ..so pls guid me the next process
Dear Sir,
Below is the correct and practical legal procedure :
1. First, understand the law — Tehsildar CANNOT reject mutation in bank auction sale
Under:
• Rule 43(9) of Karnataka Land Revenue Rules
• Sec. 89 & 128 of Karnataka Land Revenue Act
• SARFAESI Act, 2002 (Section 13 & 17)
• Sale Certificate Rules
A registered sale certificate issued by the bank under SARFAESI is conclusive proof of title, and mutation must be done without insisting on seller’s signature or NOC.
Cour
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Sir in our street each house on either side leaves 3ft and makes 6ft pathway. Person at end of the street claims 3ft is theirs and since it is end they are building stairs in that 3ft. From beginning ...
Dear Client,
As per the topographical land survey, layout marking and demarcation are done inclusive of roads, plots, commercial spaces and extra spaces for public use etc. The demarcation is almost purely a technical operation, carried out jointly by the surveyors, acting as boundary engineers, of both parties. Post-survey of the land, a unique survey number is given for plots based on the topographical location of the land. Property demarcation means physically dividing the property into mete
Sale agreement is from 1992. occupancy certificate and building plans do not show the actual number of rooms and amenities. If I try for freehold, can DDA call my home unauthorised and do something?
Dear Client,
The title of a freehold property grants the owner absolute ownership of the property recognized by law. While freehold property grants complete ownership of the land and any structures on it, this ownership is still subject to certain legal, civic, and environmental restrictions. Freehold owners must use their property in accordance with zoning laws laid out by local municipal bodies. Any structural modifications, such as adding floors, building extensions, or demolishing parts of
we are 6 siblings ,,4 daughters and 2 sons, with a parental property, no parents, elder brother refused to share property with sisters, hence suit filed,, but he argued to have extra 20 lakhs in his ...
Dear Client,
Your query lacks information. It is not clear from the contents of the query whether the property is ancestral or self-acquired which is typically inherited by all the surviving legal heirs, if the property left the deceased owner intestate (i.e without a WILL) . After the amendment of the Hindu Succession Act in 2005, daughters, regardless of their marital status, were given the right to claim their share both in ancestral property and self-acquired property(if left intestate) of
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