Khata bifurication in shivamogga, karnataka

seher (Querist) 13 September 2020 This query is : Resolved
Dear Experts,
Need your suggestions

I have recently DC converted my site in shivamogga, Karnataka and got the Khata in my name. The site is very big, it is 10,000sqfs.

My question:Is it possible to divide this site into 3 of the family members (myself, mother & father), and get 3 separate khatas on individual names?

Later if any of the family members wish to sell his part, can it be sold?

Does the local city corporation need any approval from the uban development authority again? Will the local urban development authority SUDA (Shivamogga Urban development Authority) have any objection to it?

Does SUDA creates any objects when applying for house construction plans approval stage?

The local authorities are not making it clear, hence posting here.

Appreciate your suggestions.
Thanks

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A property owner in Shivamogga, Karnataka, who recently obtained a Khata for a 10,000 sq ft site, is seeking advice on dividing it into three separate Khatas for family members. They want to know if this is possible, if individual parts can be sold later, and if there will be any objections from the local city corporation or the Shivamogga Urban Development Authority (SUDA) during the process or for future construction plans. Initial advice suggests it's generally possible to alienate land as per wishes, provided local laws permit, and recommends consulting a local lawyer for specific regulations.

Isaac Gabriel (Expert) 13 September 2020
Inasmuch you are having the title/patta for rthe land, you are at liberty to alienate them as per your wishes, but registere a document based on the patta.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 13 September 2020
You can proceed if local law are not otherwise.

It is better discuss with local lawyer for applicability of any local law.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 13 September 2020
As you already obtained approval from the Suda and having khata in your name, you can alienate through registration as per your wish. If you wish to gift to your father/mother, then he/she shall apply for a plan for construction if any.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 14 September 2020
Local laws apply in your case.
It is advisable to consult a local lawyer.

P. Venu (Expert) 14 September 2020
The posting suggests no legal issues.

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