Register property with alternative documents
After two-and-a-half years of rigmarole over khata transfer and endorsement which had put property registrations in the erstwhile urban local bodies in a limbo, the Karnataka government has facilitated the sale-purchase transactions by suggesting alternative documents.
The government issued a fresh notification on August 12, 2009 about the acceptable documents during registration.On Aug 14, the inspector general of registration and commissioner of stamps K R Niranjan has written to the sub-registrars to follow the new guidelines and open up the registrations.
Since 2007 after the urban local bodies came under BBMP fold, property Owners who wanted to sell their properties could not do so. Now the government issued a fresh notification on the acceptable documents.The registration process for apartments located in these areas has also been made smooth now.
The khatas issued by the erstwhile CMCs, TMC or panchayats to which your buildings/sites belonged before becoming a part of the BBMP, will suffice to do property transactions.
You can submit following documents during property transaction
For buildings/sites in old urban local bodies:
- copies of khata and assessment extracts issued by CMCs, TMC or village panchayats to whose jurisdiction the properties belonged
- copies of property tax application and tax paid receipt under BBMP’s Self-Assessment Scheme
- Sale of apartments: copy of registered sale deed of first transaction
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