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7 Documents to Look for When Buying Farmland

Investing in farmland can be rewarding, but it requires careful research to avoid legal complications. In this video, weu2019ll guide you through the 7 crucial factors to consider when buying farmland and the essential documents you need to verify for a secure purchase. From understanding the importance of the Pattadhar Passbook and scrutinizing the Title Deed to obtaining an Encumbrance Certificate and reviewing land records since 1954, every detail matters!<br><br>

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7 Documents to Look for When Buying Farmland

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  1. DOCUMENTS TO LOOK FOR WHEN BUYING FARMLAND WHEN BUYING FARMLAND DOCUMENTS TO LOOK FOR

  2. Key Considerations When Buying Farmland Buying farmland is a major investment. Proper research and document verification are important to avoid legal issues.

  3. 1.Verify the Pattadhar Passbook Proof of ownership and rights of the landholder. Importance: Confirms details like size, location, and owner info. Action: Cross-check with local land records to ensure accuracy. Risk: An outdated passbook can lead to disputes.

  4. 2. Scrutinize the Title Deed Establishes legal ownership and seller's rights to transfer. Action: Verify the original deed; check for any liens or encumbrances. Tip: Ensure the seller’s name matches the Pattadhar Passbook.

  5. 3. Check Linked Documents Includes all previous sale deeds and ownership history. Importance: Verifies a clean title and absence of disputes. Action: Consult a legal expert for thorough document review.

  6. 4. Obtain an Encumbrance Certificate (EC) PROCESS IMPLEMENTATION Details all registered transactions concerning the land. Action: Request an EC covering at least 13 years or ideally since 1954. Importance: Confirms that the property is free from liabilities.

  7. 5. Review Land Records (Since 1954) Importance: Detailed history of ownership and land usage. Action: Check with the local revenue office for consistent records. Benefit: Identifies any past disputes or acquisitions affecting the land.

  8. 6. Conduct a Land Survey Report Provides details on boundaries, size, and location. Action: Use a certified surveyor; verify with land records. Importance: Prevents boundary disputes and ensures accurate purchase.

  9. 7. Verify the Village Map Layout of the land in the village, including roads and water bodies. Action: Cross-check with the Land Survey Report for consistency. Benefit: Ensures correct land positioning and access for future development.

  10. Legal Heir NOC for Ancestral Property Consent from all heirs for selling ancestral land. Action: Notarize the NOC and verify with a legal expert. Importance: Prevents future ownership disputes.

  11. Conclusion Farm purchasing requires thorough due diligence. Key Documents: Pattadhar Passbook, Title Deed, Linked Documents, EC, Land Records, Survey Report, Village Map, Legal Heir NOC. Inherited Properties: Obtain a Legal Heir NOC for added security. Final Tip: Meticulously checking these documents ensures a secure investment and minimizes legal issues.

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