Latest Answer: @ Ajit, Procedure for registration of property are as follows: 1. Before registering the Land or Property, it is the duty of the seller to disclose any defects in his title over the said property. While the buyer has the responsibility of verifying the right, title of the Seller. 2. The begin the registration process one has to present the Sale Deed in the concerned Sub-Registrar Office where the land is situated. The Sale Deed can be prepared by the Purchaser himself/herself or by the help of a licensed Deed Writer or Advocate. The purchaser has to attach Form No.3 along with this under Orissa Land Reforms Act 1960,so that it can be transmitted to the concerned Tahasildar for mutation. 3. The Schedule of the property should be correctly mentioned in the Sale Deed as well as in Form No. 3. 4. If any structure is situated over the landed property that has to be mentioned in the Sale Deed and indicate its cost. 5. Once Form (3) is received by the concerned Tahasildar initiates a mutation case. 6. If the cost of the property is Rs. 30 lakhs or more then PAN No.of the seller & buyer should be quoted. 7. If the property belongs to Endowment (public deity) then permission from the Endowment Authority is required. 8. If the land is transferred from SC/ST persons to General Category staying in the NonScheduled area then permission should be taken from the concerned SubCollector/Revenue Officer as per Orissa Land Reforms Act, 1960. 9. After detailed verification of Sale Deed, the registration process will be completed as per the Registration Act.