, leasehold govt property, conversion to freehold

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 03 February 2026 This query is : Resolved
I have 1400 sq feet leasehold plot , which was allotted to my grandfather in 1950 on Sindhi colony Amravati Maharashtra as he was displaced Person, shifted from Pakistan during partition
Now Maharashtra govt has issued GR on 15/5/25 to convert those plots to freehold
I am staying in 700 sq feet area with my family and remaining 700 sq feet area is occupied by my uncle and his family as my father and uncle got that property from their father as a will
I have got mutation done in my name for my 700 sq feet on property card 2 years back after my father, mother's death , being only legal heir , now my share of property is in my name and uncle's share of property is stillin my grandfather name , they have not changed the name in property cards, but is theirs
Now I have applied to collector for conversion to freehold for my 700 sq feet.
Land record office has sent positive report and SDO too has sent positive report 2-3 months back
Now collector office has issued a challan in my name for Rs 50000 being conversion charges etc , which I have paid
Is it ok ? Can I assume that my 700 sq feet area has been converted to freehold?
Formal Order has yet to come
Payment of challan means my application has been approved?
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A property owner in Amravati, Maharashtra, is seeking clarification on the conversion of their 700 sq ft leasehold plot to freehold. The plot was originally allotted to their grandfather as a displaced person. Following a recent government resolution, they have paid the conversion charges after receiving positive reports from land record and SDO offices. They are now inquiring if paying the challan signifies approval and if the Collector can refuse to issue the final order.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 04 February 2026
You may wait for the orders passed by collector approving the conversion from leasehold to freehold or pursue the same to safeguard your interest.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 04 February 2026
Yes. You shall wait for the orders from the Collector and if they are delayed, you may remind the Collector to get the orders.

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 05 February 2026
After payment of freehold conversion charges by way of challan, Can collector refuse to issue order ?

P. Venu (Expert) 16 February 2026
You may ascertain the position under RTI Act.

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