List of documents required for registration of Khatha for the first time in BBMP




KHATHA REGISTRATION


The following documents are required for registration of Khatha for the first time.


Category of Property
Documents to be enclosed with the
application
(a) Properties allotted by Bangalore
Development Authority / Karnataka
Housing Board
  •  Application in prescribed form
  • Attested copy of the title deed
  • Copies of previous tax paid
       receipts
  •  Possession certificate
  •   Sketch showing the location of
        property
(b) Revenue Pockets, BDA Re-conveyed areas, Gramathana, high rise buildings (both apartments and commercial complexes)
  •     Application in prescribed form
  •   Title documents, flow chart of   the Title.
  •    Copies of previous tax paid
         Receipts.
  • Proof of betterment charges
         paid
  •  Khatha extract issued by previous authority / local body.
  •   Sketch showing the location and measurements of the property

M.Gonchikar,

     Legal Consultant.

 

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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.


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