Murthy 21 May 2022

Katha Certificate

Mr.property owner died intestate leaving behind family The katha is not transferred even after 10 years but legal heirs paying tax regularly in deceased name . Is it mandatory to get jatha transferred How does it affect new upor card system thanks

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This discussion addresses the process of transferring a Katha certificate when a property owner dies intestate. Even after 10 years, with legal heirs regularly paying taxes in the deceased's name, clarification is sought on whether Katha transfer is mandatory and its impact on the new Upor card system. Expert advice suggests filling out a BBMP form with relevant documents like death certificates and sale deeds to update the Katha in the legal heirs' names.

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Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Telangana state Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 ) 21 May 2022

You have to fill up a prescribed form available with the BBMP for transfer of Khata, enclosing notarised copies of your father's death certificate, sale deed and khata of the property and get the change in Khata certificate in all the legal heirs' names or in any other sibling's name or in your mother's name.

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