The Karnataka Cabinet has approved the regularization of B-Khata properties in Bengaluru, granting them A-Khata status and access to essential civic amenities. This decision aims to bring discipline to property development and resolve long-standing legal ambiguities.
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The regularization of B-Khata properties to A-Khata status brings legal clarity and access to essential civic amenities like electricity, water, and sewage connections. It also helps in bringing discipline to property development and controlling illegal constructions.
The BBMP issues B-Khata and A-Khata certificates. The Karnataka Cabinet's decision to regularize B-Khata properties to A-Khata status will streamline the BBMP's processes and reduce bureaucratic hurdles for property owners.
B-Khata properties were issued for properties that did not meet BBMP’s planning or zoning norms. These properties were excluded from receiving occupancy certificates, completion certificates, and utility connections, leading to legal ambiguities and challenges for property owners.
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