Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in India

WE, 2 FRIENDS , PURCHASED 10 BISWA AGRICULTURAL LAND IN 1979 FORM SCHEDULLED CASTE KISAAN WITH PERMISSION FOR SALLING ,FROM D.M. LUCKNOW. BECAUSE OF CHAKTOD NIYAM, MUTATION WAS NOT POSSIBLE AT THAT TIME..WE MUTUALLY BIFURCATED & MARKED OUR SHARES ON STAMP PAPERS. I CONSTRUCTED A RESIDENTIAL HOUSE ON MY SHARE.IN 2015 I GOT MY SHARE REGISTERED WITH NAGAR NIGAM LUCKNOW AND PAYING HOUSE TAX. MY FRIEND SOLD HIS SHARE TO A THIRD PERSON IN 2016 WITH REGISTERED SALE DEED.THERE ARE RESIDENTIAL HOUSES ALL ARROUD BUT NOT MARKED AS AABADI IN REVENUE RECORDS. I.WANTED TO SALE OFF MY SHARE BUT THE PURCHASER NEEDS DAKHIL KHARIJ FROM ORIGINAL KISAAN.HE TOLD ME ABOUT SOME VIDHIMANYIKARAN G.O. ON MUTATION. DESPITE OF MY BEST EFFORTS I COULD NOT FIND ANY DETAIL ON THIS.
I shall be highly thankful if u could kindly guide me as to what should be done ??
1 Should I retain my share as such ?? is there any future risk??
2 Is it not possible to sell off my house & vacant land without dakhil kharij
3 Kindly guide me on above points and also suggest some genuine counsel at LUCKNOW who could help me in selling my property

Asked on 6/01/16, 5:40 am

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1) Yes

2) U can but mutation/ dakhil kharij has to be done by the prospecive buyer.

3) Try online or locally any senior lawyer.

Answered on 6/02/16, 5:20 am

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