khata

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Residents of five private layouts near Whitefield are running between Panchayat and BDA to get their khatas. Both want collect property taxes from homeowners!

After BBMP Commissioner Siddaiah ordered last week that khatas be issued to the Sachidananda Nagar residents, they finally got it in the middle of the night, after a lot of high drama!

Bringing smiles and relief to 800 citizens in far flung Rajarajeshwari Nagar, BBMP Commissioner Siddaiah ordered khatas to be issued to them. Over 100 citizens had refused to pay bribes.

Here’s a guide for obtaining khata certificate and extract, tailored for an apartment.

Some property owners in JP Nagar prove that with a little effort it is possible to get your due through straightforward means.

It’s a tried and tested method. Residents of Suncity Apartments on Sarjapur Road took the ‘clean’ route to get khatas and encourage other Bengalureans to try it as well.

It is known to be a herculean task to register your property with the BBMP to that all-important ‘khata’. Here’s a detailed guide on how you can apply for and get a khata, with no ‘extra’ money involved.

What is a Khata? What is an occupancy certificate? Who issues it? When and why is it needed? What about the ‘possession certificate’?