Joint owners in A-ekhata can now sub-divide, get separate eKhatas online
The Greater Bengaluru Authority has launched the Plot Sub Division service on the eAasthi 2.0 platform. This service allows joint owners with a clear share in a single A-eKhata to divide the plot and receive separate A-eKhatas in their names. Joint owners can now complete the sub-division online, which benefits them by allowing them to sell, gift, or mortgage their share, and pay property tax independently.
Originally reported by Deccan Herald
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Also reported by: Times of India, Public TV
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