My ancestral property, inherited from my grandparents over a century ago, was registered in my father’s name in the gram panchayat records in 2014. However, there are no linking documents available. The panchayat has provided an age certificate confirming my father’s age to be around 80 years. How can I obtain the necessary property linking documents online in Telangana?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My ancestral property, inherited from my grandparents over a century ago, was registered in my father’s name in the gram panchayat records in 2014. However, there are no linking documents available. The panchayat has provided an age certificate confirming my father’s age to be around 80 years. How can I obtain the necessary property linking documents online in Telangana?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can apply for a mutation of the property in your father’s name based on the panchayat records and his age certificate. The Telangana Revenue Department website offers online services for mutations, where you can submit the required documents and track the application status.

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