Grant land purchase

It's crucial to ensure that both the Encumbrance Certificate (EC) and the Record of Rights, Tenancy, and Crops (RTC) reflect the current ownership status of the land.

In this case, since the GPA holder sold the land to Ujwala Constructions, who then developed the layout, the RTC should be updated to show Ujwala Constructions as the current owner .

 Here are the steps you can take to address this discrepancy: -

 *Update the RTC*: The original grant holder or Ujwala Constructions should contact the relevant authorities to update the RTC records to reflect the current ownership.

 - *Verify the EC*: Double-check the EC to ensure it accurately shows Ujwala Constructions as the current owner. -

 *Consult a legal expert*: If you're unsure about the process or need guidance, consider consulting a legal expert specializing in property law to ensure a smooth transition.

Remember, accurate and up-to-date land records are essential for avoiding future disputes and ensuring a clear transfer of ownership.

The seller has to first get the name transferred in the RTC records to his name after which the buyer can apply for name transfer after purchasing it.

Who was the GPA who executed the conveyance? When? 

It is ideal that that the property is got mutated in the RTC.  

The grant owner gets his name recorded in RTC and after obtaining permission from the Revenue authorities, the grant owner can give POA and then it will be registered and the buyer shall get his name in RTC.

What is meant by the term "original grant landowner" used by you ?