Lifestyle Desk: Important things to know before land registry – Many people buy a piece of land after saving their whole life in their old age so that they have a little place to rest their heads till they die. But many people are in trouble by buying land. Someone has become the most calm again.
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People fall into this trouble mainly due to lack of knowledge and carelessness in land related matters. So you must be careful before buying land. Let's know the things that are important to know before land registry-
1. The records made through the survey must be taken seriously. The design and design must be verified.
2. The mauza, khatian number, dag number and the total amount of land in that dag should be checked. 3. Before buying the land, the CS record, SA record, RS record and field papers of the said land should be checked carefully.
4. If the seller owns the land by purchase, his purchase deed should be checked against the record of the seller to ensure that the ownership is correct.
5. If the seller of the land has inherited the land, it should be carefully checked whether his name is there in the latest survey certificate. If the seller's name is not there in the latest khatian, then it should be carefully verified whether the seller's name is related or blood related to the original owner from whom he inherited the land. Legal experts also say that if something is written in the comment column of the field sheet like (AD), then it should be understood that there is an objection at the level of verification or correctness against the said certificate, in that case, the latest status of the land should be known in the survey office before purchasing the land.
6. However, the distribution deed or Faraize of the property of the seller of the land with the partners of the seller of the inherited land should be checked. 7. The documents collected from the seller of the land, deeds, deeds, khatian, field papers, etc., should go to the concerned union land office and go to the summoner or the title registrar to verify the correctness of the documents.
8. In case of purchase of land, the person who buys the land should keep in mind that Section 7 of the Public Debts/Collection of Claims Act, 1913 states that the property subject to certificate suit is not salable.
