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Also known as: verify property, EC, patta, chitta, FMB, approval, documents

12-step property check before you buy

A privacy-first workflow to record document, EC, Patta, survey, approval, dues and professional checks before buying property in Kanyakumari.

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1. Identify property and seller

Confirm the exact property and the person claiming authority to sell.

Record a private reference, property type and locality without personal IDs
Compare seller identity with the name and capacity shown in the title documents
If an agent, heir, co-owner, company or power-of-attorney holder acts, examine the authority and all required participation
2. Match deed and parent chain

Trace how the claimed owner obtained the property and check continuity.

Obtain readable copies of the current deed and relevant parent documents
Match names, survey details, extent, boundaries and shares across the chain
Record every gap, correction deed, unregistered claim, inheritance or partition question
3. Check EC and mortgage release

Use the Encumbrance Certificate as one record search, not as a title certificate.

Search the appropriate period and exact property identifiers on the official service
Compare EC entries with the deed chain and investigate missing or inconsistent entries
Obtain and independently verify release or satisfaction evidence for loans and charges
4. Match Patta and land records

Compare revenue records with title papers while recognising their limits.

Check current Patta or applicable urban land record on the official portal
Compare owner entries, survey or sub-division number, extent and classification
Record mutations, joint Patta, pending transfer or mismatch for professional review
5. Check survey, boundaries and access

Match records to the land on the ground and establish lawful access.

Compare deed schedule, FMB or survey record, stones, measurements and occupied boundary
Ask a licensed surveyor to identify encroachment, shortage, overlap or subdivision issues
Verify that road or pathway access is legally supported, usable and adequate for the intended use
6. Check classification and government-land risk

Investigate classification, prohibited interests and public-land risk.

Review A-Register or applicable records for classification and land description
Investigate poramboke, waterbody, pathway, temple, assigned land, acquisition or other government interest
Do not rely on possession, tax receipts or a listing description to resolve classification
7. Verify layout, building and RERA status

Identify the competent authority and verify each claimed approval.

Classify each claim as unverified, submitted, or officially checked against an official record
For plots, check layout approval or regularisation and whether the specific plot appears in the plan
For buildings or projects, check plan, completion or occupancy documents and RERA applicability where relevant
8. Check taxes, utilities, association and dues

Collect current records, but do not treat receipts as proof of title.

Check property tax, water, electricity and other applicable dues and account details
For apartments or managed developments, obtain association statements, rules and pending assessments
Record deposits, arrears, disconnected services, shared meters or transfer requirements
9. Inspect condition and locality risks

Inspect the property and research risks that records alone may not show.

Inspect structure, drainage, water source, access, occupation and visible encroachment
Research flood, coastal, slope, erosion, environmental, nuisance and infrastructure risks relevant to the locality
Use qualified engineers or specialists for structural, soil, well, septic or environmental concerns
10. Obtain independent professional review

Use appropriate independent professionals before commitment.

Give the complete document set and unresolved list to an independent property advocate
Use a licensed surveyor and engineer where boundary, extent, access or condition requires them
Confirm official records directly with the competent authority and lender where applicable
11. Record advance and agreement safeguards

Do not let an advance remove the need for unresolved checks.

Record property identity, parties, price, document obligations, deadlines and possession terms in writing
Make refund, forfeiture, finance, title, measurement and approval conditions explicit and professionally reviewed
Use traceable payments and obtain signed receipts; do not upload payment or identity details here
12. Complete registration and post-registration changes

Verify the final document and complete record changes after registration.

Compare the final deed and schedules with the reviewed draft before signing
Confirm registration details and securely retain official copies and payment records
Apply for Patta or record mutation, tax and utility changes, association update and safe document storage