Documents required to purchase Agricultural land in Karnataka




DOCUMENTS REQUIRED TO PURCHASE AGRICULTURAL LAND IN KARNATAKA

Documents relating to Origin/Title of Property.

  1.   Deed- Grant Certificate/Re-grant order/Saguvali Certificate
      2.   Sale Deed/Partition Deed/Gift Deed
  
      3. Court order etc.

Revenue Records

1          1.  R.T.C's. from 1966 to till date

      2. Mutation Register extracts.

            3.  Index of Land register extract.

      4. Record of Rights extract.

      5. Patta Pass Book

      6.Tax Paid Receipt
  
 Survey Records

            1. Tippani copy.

            2.  Atlas

      3. Hiss Tippani & Hissa Survey Sketch

            4. Akaraband
5     
            5. Village map
6.
           6. Mula Tippani. 
       
          7. Kharda Copy. 

Record from Sub – Registrar’s Office

Encumbrance Certificate from the jurisdiction Sub-Registrar for a minimum period of 30 years. 


Endorsements

1     1. Certificate from appropriate authority relating no pending tenancy cases under the provisions of the Karnataka Land reforms Act. 

  2. Endorsement from the Tahsildar confirming the absence of any pending cases under Section 79 A & B of the Karnataka Land Reforms Act.

        3. Endorsement from Assistant Commissioner that there is nothing pending under Karnataka SC & ST (Prohibition of Transfer of Certain Land) Act 1978.
     
    4. Certificate from the jurisdictional Assistant Commissioner in respect to no land acquisition proceedings pending. 

    
Other documents

       Genealogical Tree – Family tree/Succession Certificate

       Identification Document – Election Identity Card/Driving License/Pan Card

       Death Certificates 
     
 
      For further information contact:-
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        DISCLAIMER:
      This article is for general information purposes only. Always consult a Lawyer before you proceed with your case. Your situation might need a different approach.


Comments

  1. Sameer16 July 2017 at 22:38

    Hi Mahantesh,

    What will be the procedure to become a certified agriculturalist?

    Also, I read through the new law passed by Karnataka Gov in 2015. Wherein it is mentioned that any person who's income is less than 25 L p.a. will be treated as a agriculturist.

    I am from Maharashtra can i purchase land in Karnataka as it is my native.

    Regards,
    Sameer

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    1. Mahantesh.G29 October 2020 at 23:49

      In view new enactment no restrictions to purchase Agricultural land in Karnataka.

      Delete
    2. Harish18 July 2021 at 06:49

      Where can i consult you Sir?

      Delete
  2. Mahantesh.G6 August 2017 at 22:38

    New law applicable only to Agriculturists, by this law Govt has increased non-agricultural source of income from 2 .5 Lac to 25 Lakhs.
    A non agriculturist can file an application before concerned Jurisdictional Assistant Commissioner to obtain permission to purchase agricultural land situated in his jurisdiction. After considering the facts and docuements he will pass order.

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  3. Sameer7 August 2017 at 04:41

    What is the timeframe to receive the permission? And the charges that are applicable for the process.

    Please email me @ sameer.malkapur@gmail.com.

    ReplyDelete
  4. Unknown30 May 2020 at 02:24

    Hi Mahantesh,

    How to get the endorsement of Index of Land document from Bangalore?
    How much important the index of land before purchasing the house?


    Thanks in advance,

    ReplyDelete
  5. Neetu5 October 2020 at 10:52

    Hi Mahantesh

    I have interest in buying an agricultural land. The owner has all documents except grant deed. He claims this property has been ancestral sine more than 100 years and never been sold or partitioned between family members...what to be done?

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    1. Mahantesh.G29 October 2020 at 23:53

      Grant certificate/deed is not available to all lands.. if it granted land then only applicable...you may consult any Advocate for clarification.

      Delete
  6. Arun Kumar ks23 October 2020 at 05:28

    Hi sir I would like to know is Pani coumplsoury to buy agricultural land in karnataka.i belong to Karnataka. As I read in newspapers 79 and 79 A is being relaxed and anyone can buy agricultural land is this true or false.
    If Pani is required than what are other options to get it registered without any lapses legally.

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  7. Unknown10 November 2020 at 02:00

    Sir my grand father has a land of 4.20 acres so the saguvali has done by my relatives so they are not leaving to cultivate the land is what will be the next step

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  8. Unknown10 November 2020 at 02:02

    Is we are rights to ask them to leave the land as per rules there are the owner mution phani all records are in our side

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  9. Unknown10 November 2020 at 02:04

    Is we have rights to sale

    ReplyDelete
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