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State of Andhra Pradesh - Section

Section 6 in Andhra Pradesh (Telangana Area) Land Revenue Rules of 1951

6. Voluntary transfers of title.

(1)In all cases of absolute transfers of title, the registry of a holding shall be so altered as to correspond with the transfer of its ownership on the application of either or both the parties to the transfer, provided the application for change of registry shall subject to the provisions of Rule 11 be made in writing and signed by the party or parties making it. The application may be presented in person or by duly authorised agent or be sent by registered post. The application may be attested by the Patwari and Patel of the village in which the land is situated, such attestation being taken as evidence of the identity of the party or parties.
(2)Where an application under sub rule (1) is presented by both the parties one of whom is the registered holder the change of registry may be ordered at once. But where the application is made only by one of the parties to the transfer to a notice of the same shall be taken out to the other party, who may be served either in person through a peon or the village staff or by registered post. If the correct address of the party is not known, the registered letter may be directed to his last known place of residence. In case personal service is not possible, service should be effected in the manner prescribed in the Act.
(3)Where the registered holder is not a party to the transaction, a notice shall also be given to him whether the application for transfer of registry is presented by either or both the parties. Where only one party to the transaction makes the application, the parties should be connected by a complete chain of documents whether the other party raise any objection or not. In case the chain is not complete, it may be completed through other evidence, such as statements of respectable ryots, kist receipts, etc. One month time shall be allowed for filing objections if any and an enquiry be held in respect of the same. Thereupon transfer of registry shall be ordered unless the objection is found to be valid. The transfer of registry thus ordered shall be entered in the Records of the Jamabandi taking place immediately after the passing of the said order.