Sale of Devasthan Land

Anand Khatavkar (Querist) 01 May 2011 This query is : Resolved
Hi,

I am a member of Hindu Undivided Family and have some queries related to the sale of Devasthan land Near Satara, Maharashtra as marked below;

1. The sisters have married before 1980 are they eligible as beneficiary in the sale proceeds.

2. Are the children of deceased sisters eligible for any benefits under the sale proceeds.

3. The tillers have not tilled land for last 40 Years. How can their names be removed from land records.

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M/s. Y-not legal services (Expert) 01 May 2011
1. Yes the married sister is eligible to get share from the undivided property.. If she married before 80's mean its not an issue here..

M/s. Y-not legal services (Expert) 01 May 2011
2. Yes the deceased sisters childrens also share holders..

M/s. Y-not legal services (Expert) 01 May 2011
3. Then this one i can't understand whats your question as number 3.

Guest (Expert) 01 May 2011
First of all you need to check whether you are eligible to sell the land earmarked for Devasthanam?

Guest (Expert) 01 May 2011
Secondly, how you are related with the land of Devasthanam?

Guest (Expert) 01 May 2011
Third, on what record tillers name appears and in what cacity, whether owners, lease or patta holders?

Guest (Expert) 01 May 2011
4th, what is the present constitution of HUF and what rights each member has in the HUF?

Guest (Expert) 01 May 2011
5th, the land is self acquired land by whom, or was inherited from ancestors? If inherited, from which ancestors, i.e., mother's relatives or father's relatives?

Anand Khatavkar (Querist) 02 May 2011
Sir,

This land is in the name of Deity and given as Enaam land to my Paternal ancestors in 1862 and the duration of tenure is permanent.

The person who alloted the land was the then governor of Bombay.

1. Are we therefore eligible to sell the land under present laws.
2. I am the Chief Manager and primary tiller of HUF and the only son of my father who was the eldest.

Guest (Expert) 02 May 2011
In the case of inherited paternal ancestral property all the heirs become equally eligble for the shares of the property.

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