The house sale deed had a nala in it's east, but now it's missing The house sale deed had a nala in it's east, but now it's missing

3 years ago

I am trying to buy a house in Bangalore. All the houses surrounding this is B Khatha, but just this house has A khatha as betterment charges are paid. I am having below issues with this. Please suggest whether this property is still okay, as well let me know whether an advocate (while verifying the documents) will be able to answer all these questions (as this is related to the physical measurements)

1) 25 years earlier, Original land survey shows 24feet*40feet but afterwards (15 years earlier) the house was registered as 24feet*30feet
2) While house sale was registered to the east side of the house, in the papers it's mentioned as a nala (drainage) available but now there is no nala available (instead there is next building built near it recently). From West the measurement of the house is precisely matching (24feet*30feet) as mentioned the house sale agreement. How to confirm whether this house has encroached or the other house?
3)This is a drainage (nala), not raja kalve or any other water bodies as per bbmp survey maps. Does this have a significant legal effect on the genuinity of the property.

Please let me know for any leads. Right now not looking for any paid service. Thanks a lot in advance.

Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal

Responded 3 years ago

A.Hi,
A local lawyer will be able to guide you through the process, we will be happy to help.
1. You can have them resurvey the property to determine the property's actual dimensions.
2. You will have to compare the survey records to determine who is the encroacher.
3. This will have no effect on the legitimacy of the property.
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Anik

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A.Hi,
Yes, a real estate lawyer will be able to help answer your queries. We will be happy to help you with this.
1. You will have to compare the plot's survey details to figure out the truth.
2. This can be done by looking into survey reports if the area over a period of time.
3. No, this will not have a significant effect.
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Periyamuthu Asai

Responded 3 years ago

A.You must approoach the surveyor for measuring your property as per the govt record to approach the corporation or panchayath office for measurement then if the areas are available you must register the remaining area
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