<p>The Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike has brought two more services - khata registration and khata transfer - under Sakaala scheme. The civic agency was till now offering five services under Sakaala.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Citizens can avail the new services by submitting prescribed application on payment of Rs five along with relevant documents to the concerned assistant revenue officer. A 15-digit GSC acknowledgement is issued. <br /><br />The following documents should be produced for khata registration: Application in prescribed form, an attested copy of the title deed, copy of encumbrance certificate for the past 10 years, land conversion certificate issued by competent authority, survey sketch/tippani copies and copies of the no objection certificate from Town Planning Authority (BDA). <br /><br />Documents to be enclosed khata transfer are: Application in prescribed form, attested copy of the title deed, copies of the previous tax paid receipts, title deeds (previous title deed) with flow chart of title; affidavit in case of inheritance/gift deed/will/court decree, etc, original death certificate in the case of death of khatedars and no objection certificate from all the family members of the deceased khatedar.<br /><br />The officer concerned should dispose of the application within 30 days and in case of delay, an appeal can be filed with the revenue officer. For any delay at this stage, the applicant can file a second appeal with joint/additional commissioner who shall dispose of the appeal in 30 days. <br /><br />If an official refuses to receive application, citizens can file a complaint on 080 - 4455 4455 or send e-mail to sakala@nic.in. For more details visit: www.sakala.kar.nic.in.<br /></p>
<p>The Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike has brought two more services - khata registration and khata transfer - under Sakaala scheme. The civic agency was till now offering five services under Sakaala.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Citizens can avail the new services by submitting prescribed application on payment of Rs five along with relevant documents to the concerned assistant revenue officer. A 15-digit GSC acknowledgement is issued. <br /><br />The following documents should be produced for khata registration: Application in prescribed form, an attested copy of the title deed, copy of encumbrance certificate for the past 10 years, land conversion certificate issued by competent authority, survey sketch/tippani copies and copies of the no objection certificate from Town Planning Authority (BDA). <br /><br />Documents to be enclosed khata transfer are: Application in prescribed form, attested copy of the title deed, copies of the previous tax paid receipts, title deeds (previous title deed) with flow chart of title; affidavit in case of inheritance/gift deed/will/court decree, etc, original death certificate in the case of death of khatedars and no objection certificate from all the family members of the deceased khatedar.<br /><br />The officer concerned should dispose of the application within 30 days and in case of delay, an appeal can be filed with the revenue officer. For any delay at this stage, the applicant can file a second appeal with joint/additional commissioner who shall dispose of the appeal in 30 days. <br /><br />If an official refuses to receive application, citizens can file a complaint on 080 - 4455 4455 or send e-mail to sakala@nic.in. For more details visit: www.sakala.kar.nic.in.<br /></p>
