My family has ancestral land near Hennur Cross in Bangalore. My father moved to Mumbai for work when he was young. After my grandfather passed away, his brothers took possession of the property. When my father retired and returned to Bangalore, he asked for his share, but his cousins refused. We checked the property records, but my grandfather and father’s names aren’t mentioned. The land is now under BDA control, so I don’t have the exact survey numbers. How can I get old land records and documents showing my grandfather and his siblings’ names?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My family has ancestral land near Hennur Cross in Bangalore. My father moved to Mumbai for work when he was young. After my grandfather passed away, his brothers took possession of the property. When my father retired and returned to Bangalore, he asked for his share, but his cousins refused. We checked the property records, but my grandfather and father’s names aren’t mentioned. The land is now under BDA control, so I don’t have the exact survey numbers. How can I get old land records and documents showing my grandfather and his siblings’ names?
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My family has ancestral land near Hennur Cross in Bangalore. My father moved to Mumbai for work when he was young. After my grandfather passed away, his brothers took possession of the property. When my father retired and returned to Bangalore, he asked for his share, but his cousins refused. We checked the property records, but my grandfather and father’s names aren’t mentioned. The land is now under BDA control, so I don’t have the exact survey numbers. How can I get old land records and documents showing my grandfather and his siblings’ names?

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Apni Law Staff answered 4 weeks ago

You can approach the Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) and request old land records and documents. They can provide details on the history of the land, including your grandfather and his siblings’ names, and the process of transferring ownership. You can also consult with a lawyer specialized in property law to understand your legal rights and options.

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