Mutation of non za land

Abbas (Querist) 23 September 2017 This query is : Open
Hi,
Can a Khewat of non ZA (Zamindari Act) land (in UP) be transferred to a legal hier under the Section 229 B. A revenue officer, however, chose to do so, after striking down the names of illegal occupants. The process was not done under the Tenancy Act 1939. Is it deemed valid? If not, what is the remedy?
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P. Venu (Expert) 24 September 2017
The query involves local laws; only a lawyer of the locality can assist you.

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Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 24 September 2017
Discuss in detail with local lawyer in the eyes of local laws.

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Abbas (Querist) 24 September 2017
Unfortunately, there are contradictory views, hence thought of asking experts in this forum. The case is related to Lucknow district. Pls advice. Thanks

Guest (Expert) 24 September 2017
Lega heirship and Tenants are different legally.Tenants can not be Legal heir and if they claim any thing it has to be decided by the Court only.Better Consult and Discuss with local good senior advocate please.

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Abbas (Querist) 24 September 2017
Khewat (malikana=ownership) of non ZA land has been transferred through mutation to my father's name from his father under the UPZA LR Act Sec 229 B which has been challenged by illegal occupants saying it can't be done under the above Act. Can a revision be filed? Or, since the objective was similar, would it be fine and argued as such?

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