Khata Registration
Everything You Need to Know About Khata Registration
Khata is an essential legal document that signifies property ownership and is issued by municipal authorities like BBMP, BMRDA, or Panchayat. It plays a crucial role during property sales, tax payments, and applying for utilities.
It includes vital details like owner name, plot dimensions, location, property tax details, and a unique PID number. A valid Khata ensures your land is officially recognized and ready for development or resale.
“A Khata is not just a document; it's proof that your property stands on legal ground.”
Always consult a legal expert before purchasing any plot. Ensure the property has a clear title, is free from encumbrances, and has a valid Khata for a smooth registration process and future resale.
Document Comparison – Aadhar vs Voter ID
| Aadhar Card | Voter ID |
|---|---|
| 12-digit unique identity number | 10-digit alphanumeric ID |
| Issued by UIDAI (Govt. of India) | Issued by Election Commission of India |
| Used for identity and address proof | Used primarily for voting eligibility |
| Mandatory for many government schemes | Mandatory for voting in elections |
| Can be downloaded digitally | Only available in physical format |
| Linked with biometric data | No biometric data linked |
📄 Contents of a Khata
- Property owner’s name
- Size of the property/measurement of the property
- Location of the property
- Built-up area of the property
- Whether the property is vacant or occupied
- Purpose of utilization of the property
- The annual value of the property
Khata Registration – FAQs
Khata is a legal document issued by BBMP that records property ownership and details like owner name, property size, location, tax details, and PID number.
There are two types: A Khata (legal and eligible for trade) and B Khata (semi-legal, not eligible for building approvals or bank loans).
Khata is required for property tax payment, building approvals, and ownership transfer in Bangalore.
You can apply via BBMP offices or online by submitting sale deed, tax receipts, PID number, and encumbrance certificate.
Yes, upon payment of penalties and regularizing deviations as per BBMP guidelines, B Khata can be upgraded to A Khata.