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Registration Process in Chhattisgarh
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Registering a property in Chhattisgarh means recording the signed transfer document with the sub-registrar so that the transfer becomes part of the public record.
Steps
- Search the seller's Khasra on Bhuiyan and download the B-1/P-II extract.
- Check the Namantaran (mutation) status for that Khasra on Bhuiyan.
- Check the civil court case view on Bhuiyan for pending disputes.
- Check the Bhu-Naksha map for plot position and boundaries.
- Use the Epanjeeyan fee calculator, then book a registration appointment at the sub-registrar office.
- After registration, apply for Namantaran on Bhuiyan so the revenue record shows your name.
General information only, not legal advice.
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