Inam land …

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 14 April 2024 This query is : Resolved
Inam land was given to my great grand father but at that time no pattas issued,he entried his elder son name in patta later (in 1950s) do his other sons get share in that land

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This discussion addresses inheritance rights concerning Inam land granted to a great-grandfather without an initial patta. If a patta was later issued in the elder son's name in the 1950s, it's unlikely other sons would be eligible for a share, as Inam land grants typically required a sanad. Furthermore, Inam lands cannot be sold or purchased without conversion to freehold land through the district collector's office.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 15 April 2024
If there was no patta given by government for the inam land to your great grandfather then the actual patta holder would be considered as the allottee.
The other siblings may not be eligible to claim a share in it.

P. Venu (Expert) 15 April 2024
It is impossible that there could be grant of Inam land without a sanad. Even otherwise, Inam and all the aliented tenures have been abolished as a matter of public policy.

On the whole, the query appears to be misconceived.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 15 April 2024
Inam lands cannot be sold /purchased by anyone, without first converting the inam land into "freehold" land by conducting due procedure of law, through the office of the district collector.

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