The Lal Dora certificate is a piece of evidence that a particular individual is the owner of the specified Lal Dora land or property that comes under the Abadi area of a village. Apart from that, the Lal Dora certificate can be obtained from the sub-divisional magistrate of the relevant jurisdiction.
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What do I need to do before buying property in areas labelled as Lal Dora land?
In case someone wants to purchase property in the Lal Dora area, he or she has to obtain a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the office of the district Magistrate of the relevant jurisdiction. Apart from that, one must make sure all the payments of the property tax have already been cleared with the municipal corporation. Also, it is important to check the integrity of the property prior to purchase. Further, also ensure to keep a signed copy of the receipt of payment.
Can you get Lal Dora property regularized?
Generally, it is misunderstood that Lal Dora property cannot be regularized. However, it is a wrong assumption. It can be done by visiting the office of the Sub-Divisional Magistrate located in the relevant jurisdiction on the area. An application in the prescribed format must be submitted along with the affidavit containing the details of the property and its owners.
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