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A Beginner’s Guide to Understanding Zoning Laws in India15 Must Know Criteria for Purchasing Agricultural Plot in Maharashtra
- 7/12 Extract - Can be acquired from the nearby Talathi office or conveniently downloaded from the website - https://mahabhulekh.maharashtra.gov.in/. To obtain it, you must have the District name, Taluka, Village name, and Gat/Sr number or Owner's Name readily available.
- 6/12 Extract - Also known as Fer Far, Mutation extract, Hakka Patra, or D Patrak, contains multiple entries documenting the transfer or creation of various rights to legal heirs or land purchasers.
- 8-A Extract- Provides comprehensive information about land revenue tax, crop types, owner names, and more.
- Land Revenue Tax Receipts-The Tahsildar issues official receipts for land revenue tax payments.
- Soil Testing-If the Land is for crop cultivation, conduct soil testing.
- Reservations or Acquisitions - Check if any portion of the Land has been acquired by P.W.D, Panchayat, Irrigation, State Government, or other entitie.
- Agricultural Land Ceiling-The land size must comply with the Land Ceiling Act of Maharashtra.
- Litigations-Prior to proceeding with the sale deed of the land thorough examination of any existing litigations is crucial.
- Gaon Nakasha-The map is essential for pinpointing the land's location within the village.
- Original Title Deed -A legal advisor must verify the Original title deed to avoid legal disputes.
- Access Roads - Obtain confirmation from the Revenue office and maintain a record of the approach road in Register-26 of the Panchayat office.
- Original Title, Deed-The legal advisor must examine the original title deed to ensure the land is free from any legal disputes and possesses a clear title.
- Disputes relating to boundaries -Settle these types of disputes well in advance before commencing the sale deed process.
- Claims from outsiders – Before the sale deed, it is important to resolve any claims such as boja, isaar, power of attorney, or any other legal claims.
- Family disputes – It is crucial to address and resolve any family disputes, joint-ownership issues, succession entries, and related matters well before the sale deed.
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