registered sale deed. Thereafter, Ramasamy Reddiyar died and his daughter Parvathy inherited his share. Rajalinga Reddiyar also died, without any legal heir. Therefore, the property was divided into ½ share and have title by the Zangama Reddiyar and Parvathy, in turn, the said Parvathy had executed sale deed in favour of the petitioner in respect of her half share in the subject property and the same was presented for registration. It was kept pending as P90/2021 on the ground that one Errammal objected the registration. Admittedly, the said Errammal is no way connected with the property and is not claiming any title over the property as if he is also one of the legal heir of the original purchaser of the subject property. Though the second respondent has no jurisdiction to go into the title over the property, the second respondent kept the sale deed as pending document. Therefore, the petitioner filed an appeal before the first respondent and the same was also dismissed and refused to register the sale deed on the ground that the patta was issued entire extent, the legal heir of the original purchaser, namely, Zangama Reddiyar and Ramasamy Reddiyar and Rajalinga Reddiyar, whereas on perusal of the patta issued in respect of the subject property stands in the name of Zangama Reddiyar and Parvathy. Therefore, both are having ½
