Khata
Posted 5 years ago
Is RTC is equivalent to Katha.? When we don't have khata can we take RTC as legal doc. It's a revenue site. Please help.
AR Legal Firm
Responded 5 years ago
A.RTC is related to the agriculture land it reflects the number of the land, extent of land, owner of the land, and person who is possession of the land, any charges made in the land etc.., it a collateral document to title, any transfer of ownership of agricultural land only can effected in RTC not revenue site, it is different from katha issued to the municipality or Village panchayath better apply for katha with your revenue jurisdiction authority such as muncipality, Town panchayath etc.
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A.No, it is not equal to Khata, you should have some registered document and take that to local town office and get khata.
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A.No. It speaks about possession. Katha speaks about title.
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