Rights of nominated successor not affected even if tenant acquires:

The rights of a nominated successor are generally not affected even if the tenant acquires Ownership of the land. The nomination establishes a future right to succeed to the property, which is often designed to be robust and independent of changes in the tenant's status regarding the land. If the tenant acquires ownership, the successor's right would then apply to the ownership interest, ensuring continuity. Acquiring 'More land' or 'Right of occupancy' are lesser changes that would not negate the succession. 'Govt approval' is a procedural matter and does not inherently affect the substantive right of a nominated successor.