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Ramesh   18 August 2024

Land sale in karnataka

Can a NA registered land be sold or gifted without utara from the city muncipal council. The land in question is under development. Layout is approved. Other development works like roads, drainage, electricity are in process.



Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies the sale or gifting of Non-Agricultural (NA) registered land in Karnataka. It explains that if agricultural land has been converted to NA, the layout approved, and plots are offered for sale, it can generally be sold or gifted. Obtaining a legal opinion from a local lawyer is advised, especially before purchasing. If you have been allotted NA land, ensure it's registered in your name to secure absolute ownership.

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kavksatyanarayana (subregistrar/supdt.(retired))     18 August 2024

A non-agricultural land can be purchased by an Indian or NRI.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     19 August 2024

If the agricultural land has been converted to NA and the plot layout has been approved by the competent authority and the plots are put on sale for the general public, there should not be any problem to purchase the same, however you may obtain a proper legal opinion from an experienced local lawyer before venturing into the purchase. 

Dr. J C Vashista (Advocate )     19 August 2024

Have you been allotted the NA land / part of land ? If so, get it registered in your name to become absolute owner and entitled to sell or gift.


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