Doubt regarding khatha transfer

Q: HI Friends,
I recently bought a property in a BDA approved layout. The registraryion is done and now I have to do the khatha transfer.

1) After registrartion do I need to wait for some time to do khata transfer?

2) What is the procedure for getting the khata transfer.

3) What is the khata transfer charges? some where it is written 2% os property value, say my property value is 40 Lakh, I have to pay 80K for khata transfer? or it is the 2% of registration cost?

4) How long it will take to get the khata transfered in my name

Thanks in advance.

albin_geo, Apartment Resident

10th June 2015

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Fee for Khata Registration is 2% administration fee on stamp paper value. Rs.100/- per sq.yard (in new areas) or Rs. 50/- per sq.yard (in old areas) towards improvement expense.Fee for Khata transfer or modification such as bifurcation or amalgamation is 2% administration fee on stamp paper value.

Shazad Laskar, Bangalore

11th June 2015

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You can apply for Registration, transfer or modification of khata in Assistant revenue officer for the sub-division or range between 10 am to 1:30 pm and 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm on all working days. BBMP offers Sarala Khata Scheme Book which is available in major citizens' service center on payment of Rs.20/-. This book contains guidelines and details for filing application for khata.

Promit C, Bangalore

12th June 2015

Khata transfer is required when the ownership of property is transferred from one person to another for any reason like sale of property, gift, will or in case of death of property owner and so on. The application for Khata transfer is same as that for registration and the documents needed along with application are the following:
1. Title deed
2. Tax paid receipts and Khata details
3. Paid up improvement charges receipt
4. National Saving Certificates for Rs.200/-
5. Death certificate of owner (applicable incase of the death of the property owner)
6. Affidavit declaring that the applicant is legal heirs of the deceased khatedar.

Promit C, Bangalore

11th June 2015

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