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Raju   29 August 2020

House site patta

Hello Sir/madam, We are build a house in 2011 in gramakantam land. We have a document name like "నివేసం స్థల స్వాధీన పత్రం" from MRO. Is this d-form patta or House site patta ? How can I get patta for my House With that documet How can I register my home ?


Quick Summary
This discussion concerns a 'Possession Certificate of Residential Land' (నివేసం స్థల స్వాధీన పత్రం) obtained in 2011 for a house built on gramakantam land. The user is seeking clarification on whether this document constitutes a House Site Patta and how to register their home using it. Advice suggests visiting the local MRO office for definitive answers, as the document indicates possession rather than outright purchase, possibly involving government land allocation.

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Dr J C Vashista (Advocate)     30 August 2020

Re draft and repost in English language if you are seeking obligation of experts on this platform.

G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.)     30 August 2020

You may plan for a visit to your MRO office and seek such information and those at helpdesk can clarify your doubts within a minute.

Unless the conditions on that certificate or scheme are known, which is a local issue, you can not expect guidance.

Depending on the conditions, nature and circumstances of issuing the patta, transfers can only be made through registered documents if such transfers are legally permissible.

Contact your neighbors also for the proper process of selling if any.

The meaning of the document you are having is "Possession certificate of residential land" and it nowhere suggests you have purchased and you might have occupied government land. or government might have given such authority to occupy such land.


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