Mundkar’s right to alienate

Mundkar’s right to alienate.—

1. (1) A mundkar shall not be entitled to alienate, by sale the dwelling house purchased by him, in pursuance of the provisions of this Act, within a period of three years from the date of issue of certificate of purchase and any transaction made in contravention thereto shall be null and void.
2. (2) When mundkar intends to sell the dwelling house purchased by him after the expiry of the period mentioned in sub-section
3. (1) he shall give notice of his intention to the bhatkar in the prescribed manner and shall specify the price at which the sale is to take place and call upon him to state within ninety days of the receipt of the notice whether he is willing to buy the dwelling house at the price specified.
4. (3) The bhatkar may within ninety days of the receipt of the notice signify in the prescribed manner his readiness to purchase the land at the price specified in the notice and thereupon a contract to purchase the land at the said price shall be deemed to have been concluded between the bhatkar and the mundkar.
5. (4) If the bhatkar fails within the period specified in sub-section
6. (2) to signify his acceptance as provided in sub-section (3), the mundkar shall be free to sell the dwelling house to any person at a price not lower than that set out in the notice.
7. (5) Any sale by a mundkar to a person other than the bhatkar without giving the notice required by sub-section (2), or before the expiry of the period of the said notice or at a price lower than that set out in the notice as the case may be shall be void.