Question

what is land represetion in India ​

Answer 1

It depends on the type of land (Agriculture land, commercial land, D-form patta etc) and type of transaction (sale agreement , sale deed, gift, Power of Attorney or GPA, settlement deed etc.

Before registration it is advisable to vetted the following with qualified Advocate

Title of the Land;

Link Documents;

Draft agreement/deeds etc;

Encumbrance Certificate; and

Pattadar passbooks..etc.

Generally, It requires

Two or more parties for personal representation at Registration Office;

with consideration or without consideration;

Stamp Duty Payment Challan for Registration (made on specific Banks);

Stamp/ Non Judicial Stamp (Generally Rs.100/- denomination);

Printed Agreement/Deed (1st page on Non Judicial Stamp);

Dully filled and representation form (with Thumbprints and Passport photos affixed on it);

Schedule appointment for registration with registrar;

any other requirements…

Thanks.

Answer 2

Answer:The Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Act is introduced.In return for the restrictions on land ownership, Indians were offered a limited form of parliamentary representation, mainly through White representatives. This act, labelled the 'Ghetto Act' caused an outcry in the Indian community