Which is exact document which states that house is morgage and legal free

You can find out the details through RC or you can engage a lawyer to apply for title search before the sub registrar office and let you know the details of earlier mortgage history.

Originally posted by : T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate
	You can find out the details through RC or you can engage a lawyer to apply for title search before the sub registrar office and let you know the details of earlier mortgage history.

RC ?

Sir, will the lawyer get details checked by the court also ?

Is there any case?  If anyone mortgages a property, it shall be indexed and reflected in EC.  Of course, some mistakes may occur while computing.

A registered mortgage can be found endorsed in the Sub-Registrar records of the property.

Inspect property records, which is generally uploaded (almost all states in India).

However, Mr. KAVK Satyanarayana ji, an expert on this platform can let you know authoritatively.

Originally posted by : Dr. J C Vashista
	A registered mortgage can be found endorsed in the Sub-Registrar records of the property. Inspect property records, which is generally uploaded (almost all states in India). However, Mr. KAVK Satyanarayana ji, an expert on this platform can let you know authoritatively.

Where will the court case be mentioned: Encumbrance certificate or Lawyer legal report ?

Even a lawyer or court opinion as recorded in EC.

Originally posted by : kavksatyanarayana
	Even a lawyer or court opinion as recorded in EC.

I thought that the EC would have mentioned only about mortgage/financial/title and not about court matter/litigation.

Court matters cannot be entered unless the court sends the particulars and notes the same in the registrar's office records.

Originally posted by : kavksatyanarayana
	Court matters cannot be entered unless the court sends the particulars and notes the same in the registrar's office records.

1. Encumbrance certificate and non encumbrance certificate both are same thing or different thing ?

2. Sub-registrar office provides both certificate or only EC ?

There is no non-EC.  If any transaction is done on the property, it is reflected in the EC  if the dates of transactions are mentioned in the EC application.  Otherwise, it shows NIL.

It is very difficult to satisfy all of your queries with a positive response. It is indeed very difficult to ascertain whether or not a property is mortgaged, more so when the amount, it is mortgaged for, is considerably small in relation to its value. 

In several instance even Banks don't register mortgage deeds if the amount is small and the mortgagor is known to them.