

Old Ferfar, also known as the mutation register, tracks historical changes in land ownership due to sale, inheritance, or gift. It shows who owned the property before and after each transaction.
The Satbara Extract combines ownership details (Form VII) and agricultural usage (Form XII). It's needed for land purchases, loans, and legal verification.
8A Extract displays land tax liabilities, including names of owners and tax dues for a particular survey number.
Yes, Ferfar, Satbara, and 8A are commonly required during property sale agreements, registration, and while applying for loans.
The records are pulled from Maharashtra's official land portals and reflect the most updated information available at the time of retrieval.
Yes, together they confirm the full ownership chain, current ownership status, land usage, and tax clearance — all necessary for safe transactions.
Whenever a property transaction like sale, inheritance, or gift occurs, a new mutation entry is made in the Ferfar record.
If the mutation is not updated, it may cause disputes later, affect resale, and block future loan applications.