Regarding ikrarnama stamped by tehsildar

PUNIT (Querist) 01 August 2014 This query is : Resolved
My father and two his brother had a property by will from my grandfather in 1955 in equal share.
In 1971 both brothers of my father had left their part to my father by a ikrarnama.
The ikrarnama (tyagpatra) was attested by tehsildar and stamped also by tehsildar on that day not by sub registrar. Also tehsildar had written by hand about tasdik of documents and persons like my fathers brother and two witness
but he does not mention page no of his books.
my father had made a will to me and expired in last year. When I goes to munciplity for name transfer , they say ikrarnama must be registered by subregistrar not by tehsildar and refuse to transfer it . Is it not valid by a tehsildar or is it our fault if in office anybody by mistake put it up the stamp of tehsildar since in our city office is same of tehsildar and subregistrar.
please help me what I have to do know

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Devajyoti Barman (Expert) 01 August 2014
Yes, they are right. Unless a proper deed of gift is executed and registered in the office of registrar, it has no force.

Now convince the legal heirs of your uncles. If they give NOC then mutation may be possible.