Ancestral property record updation
Shashikant V. Patil
(Querist) 22 March 2013
This query is : Resolved
Dear experts,
We the present legal heirs say (total 20 in numbers) have a old ancestral plot ( 99 hands x 99 hands) in a village in Maharashtra purchased by our three ancestors in the year 1919. All are died , but Grampanchayat is issuing notices of tax on open plot in the name of only one person who is son of one ancestors out of three original owners. Now our querry is how all the persons (present legal heirs _ of all three original owners (deceased) brought on record of say 7/12, Grampanchayat and City Survey record along with a partition of this said plot of 99 hands x 99 hands . Please guide to resolve this issue.
adv. rajeev ( rajoo )
(Expert) 22 March 2013
On behalf all the legal heirs one of the heirs will have to file an application to the concerned revenue office to enter their names to the property.
Advocate M.Bhadra
(Expert) 22 March 2013
Contact local Land Revenue Office.
Maharashtra Land Revenue Record of Rights and Registeres (Preparations and Maintaince) Rules, 1971
Procedure for preparation of the first record of rights in areas other than those surveyed under Section 126.
Issue of notice:-
*[(1) Where no record of rights] exists in respect of lands in any village and it is to be prepared for the first time, the Talathi of that village shall issue a public notice in Form II calling upon all persons who have any interest in the lands in such village, furnish to him either in writing or orally, information on all or any of the following points within thirty days from the date of the public notice, namely:-
(i) the survey number and subdivision number, if any, of the land in which he has any interest as holder, occupant, owner, tenant, landlord, mortgagee, government lessee,
assignee of rent or revenue or in any other manner;
(ii) the nature of interest in the land, that is to say, whether the land is held as holder, occupant, owner, tenant, landlord, mortgagor, mortgagee, or *[assignee] or in any other manner;
(iii) the tenure on which the land is held, that is to say, whether the land is alienated or un-alienated, and *[in case of unalienated land], whether held as Occupant Class I, Occupant- Class II, or as government lessee;
(iv) the encumbrances or charge, if any, on the land, and the
name of the holder of such encumbrances or charge.
(2) The notice under sub-rule (1) shall be published in the village by beat of drum and by affixing copies thereof in the office of the Panchayat of the village and in the Chavadi.
Procedure for preparation of the first record of rights in areas other than those surveyed under Section 126.
Issue of notice:-
*[(1) Where no record of rights] exists in respect of lands in any village and it is to be prepared for the first time, the Talathi of that village shall issue a public notice in Form II calling upon all persons who have any interest in the lands in such village, furnish to him either in writing or orally, information on all or any of the following points within thirty days from the date of the public notice, namely:-
(i) the survey number and subdivision number, if any, of the land in which he has any interest as holder, occupant, owner, tenant, landlord, mortgagee, government lessee,the entries, where necessary. He shall then proclaim to the people assembled that with effect from the said date, the new record of rights in Form I shall be the record of rights of the village.
4) If a record of rights in Form I is prepared by any Consolidation Officer in respect of any *[holding] under Section 24 of the Bombay Prevention of Fragmentation and Consolidation of Holdings Act, 1947 that record of rights shall be deemed to be new record of rights prepared under these rules for that holding.
