Form 7 Tenancy Claim
Also known as: form 7, tenancy claim karnataka, occupancy rights
A Form 7 is an application by a cultivating tenant for occupancy rights under the Karnataka Land Reforms Act, and a granted or pending claim can defeat the recorded owner.
The Act abolished tenancy and vested occupancy rights in tenants who applied through the Land Tribunal. Where a Form 7 was filed and granted, the tenant became the occupant and the former landlord ceased to hold. A pending claim leaves the position unresolved. Neither appears on an Encumbrance Certificate, so a chain that looks clean on the registration record can still be defeated by a tribunal order nobody searched for.
- What it does not prove
- A clean Encumbrance Certificate says nothing about a tenancy claim, because a tribunal proceeding is not a registered instrument.
- Applies in
- Karnataka
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