To address the growing need for efficient land registration services, the state government has decided to establish new sub-registrar offices across Maharashtra, particularly in areas with high real estate transactions.
Real EstateMaharashtra GovernmentSubregistrar OfficesLand RegistrationProperty TransactionsReal Estate PuneSep 21, 2024
The government is setting up new sub-registrar offices to cater to the growing demand for land registration services, particularly in areas with high real estate transactions.
According to the new norms, a sub-registrar office will be established in urban areas if the registration of documents exceeds 12,000 per year, and in rural areas, the threshold is set at 8,000 documents per year.
There are currently 520 sub-registrar offices operating across the state, providing land registration and related services to the public.
The Registration and Stamp Department is responsible for collecting revenue through the registration of documents and stamp duty, and maintaining land records.
The establishment of new sub-registrar offices will streamline land registration services, reduce congestion in existing offices, and provide citizens with easier access to these services.
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