document dated 05.03.2003 from the legal heirs of late Sri Ongole Srinivasa Rao; all the three vendors were family members of the declarant in C.C.No.639/VJA/75 i.e. late Sri Ongole Srinivasa Rao; the subject land was mentioned in the C.C. and before the Land Reforms Tribunal, Vijayawada which decided the title, over the subject land, in favour of the declarant late Sri Ongole Srinivasa Rao vide proceedings dated 30.06.1979; the respondent-writ petitioners had claimed to have purchased the subject land, and to have got it registered in the year 1995-96 from five individuals; of them, only two had unregistered sale agreements from the title holders of the subject land; as they did not acquire the subject lands through registered sale deeds from the title holders, prima-facie, the executants of the respondent-writ petitioners had no right to sell the subject land; and the entire material evidence placed before him revealed that, prima-facie, the respondent-writ petitioners had no locus-standi to claim title over the subject land, since their executants had no valid registered documents and title in their favour. The Revenue Divisional Officer further observed that the appellants had purchased the subject land from the family members of the title holder who had sold the subject land, and had executed registered documents, in their favour; and thus the appellants had become the absolute owners of the subject land.
