I’m planning to sell my flat in Keregudadahalli. However, I haven’t received the khata from the panchayat yet. Is it mandatory to have the khata to sell my flat, or can I sell it even without it?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › I’m planning to sell my flat in Keregudadahalli. However, I haven’t received the khata from the panchayat yet. Is it mandatory to have the khata to sell my flat, or can I sell it even without it?
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Apni Law Staff asked 7 months ago

I’m planning to sell my flat in Keregudadahalli. However, I haven’t received the khata from the panchayat yet. Is it mandatory to have the khata to sell my flat, or can I sell it even without it?

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Apni Law Staff answered 7 months ago

While a khata is crucial for property tax payment and other official purposes, it is not strictly mandatory for selling a property in India. However, obtaining the khata before the sale is highly recommended as it can simplify the process for the buyer and ensure smooth transfer of ownership.

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