Reading: My mother purchased a plot of land in a society 15 years ago. She built her home there and has been living in it for the past 14 years. Back then, a JDA approval letter wasn’t mandatory. However, now, the rules have changed and a JDA approval is needed. When my mother applied, she discovered a planned road cutting through her land and received a notice that her plot is in a “Suvidha Khetra” and won’t be granted a JDA patta. The JDA made this decision without informing us. What legal steps can my mother take to get her patta?

My mother purchased a plot of land in a society 15 years ago. She built her home there and has been living in it for the past 14 years. Back then, a JDA approval letter wasn’t mandatory. However, now, the rules have changed and a JDA approval is needed. When my mother applied, she discovered a planned road cutting through her land and received a notice that her plot is in a “Suvidha Khetra” and won’t be granted a JDA patta. The JDA made this decision without informing us. What legal steps can my mother take to get her patta?

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3 years ago

Law Forum › Category: Property › My mother purchased a plot of land in a society 15 years ago. She built her home there and has been living in it for the past 14 years. Back then, a JDA approval letter wasn’t mandatory. However, now, the rules have changed and a JDA approval is needed. When my mother applied, she discovered a planned road cutting through her land and received a notice that her plot is in a “Suvidha Khetra” and won’t be granted a JDA patta. The JDA made this decision without informing us. What legal steps can my mother take to get her patta?

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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

My mother purchased a plot of land in a society 15 years ago. She built her home there and has been living in it for the past 14 years. Back then, a JDA approval letter wasn’t mandatory. However, now, the rules have changed and a JDA approval is needed. When my mother applied, she discovered a planned road cutting through her land and received a notice that her plot is in a “Suvidha Khetra” and won’t be granted a JDA patta. The JDA made this decision without informing us. What legal steps can my mother take to get her patta?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

Your mother can challenge the JDA’s decision in a court of law, arguing that the change in rules cannot be applied retrospectively. She can also file an appeal with the JDA, highlighting the lack of notice and the impact on her property rights. She can seek legal counsel to explore the best options for challenging the JDA’s decision.