Property Rule: Any property does not become yours by getting it registered, ownership rights are obtained from this document

Property Rule:  If you also buy any type of property and think that after getting the registry done, you have become its owner, then this is your misunderstanding because just getting the registry done does not give you the ownership rights, only with the help of this document you are considered entitled to the property. 

According to the information received, even though the registry is a very important document regarding houses and land, it does not ensure ownership of the property. Often people become relaxed after getting the registry done. Even while buying property, they focus the most on the registry papers. However, getting a mutation done is as important as registering. Mutation means the transfer of name.

According to the information received, if you think that just by getting the property registered, it will become yours, then you are mistaken. To avoid any kind of problem in future, it is important that you check its mutation. You should also know that the transfer of property is not done only by a sale deed.

Your name wouldn't be

A sale deed and a transfer are two different things. Usually, people consider sale and transfer to be the same. It is believed that once the registry is done, the property is transferred to one's name, but this is not correct. 

Until the transfer of any property is done, no person can consider it his own, even if he has got the registry done. Even then the property is not considered his because the transfer is done to some other person.

How to get the transfer done

According to the information received, there are mainly three types of immovable property in India. First agricultural land, residential land, industrial land, and houses are also included with this land. The transfer of all these three types of land is done in different ways at different places. Whenever a property is purchased through a sale deed or acquired by any other means, then the property should be transferred by appearing at the concerned office with that document.

Where do you get the information from

According to the information received, the land which is registered as agricultural land, such land is transferred by the Patwari of that Patwari area. How to transfer residential land. The record of all documents related to residential land is with the Municipal Corporation, Municipality, Municipal Council or Gram Panchayat in the case of villages. The record of industrial land is kept before the Industrial Development Center which is in every district. This should be checked by going to such an Industrial Development Center.

PC:E-Samachar