A Maharashtra Property Card is an urban land record used to check city survey, ownership, property identification, and related land-record details. Users usually search it for city properties where CTS number, city survey details, or property-card details are more relevant than rural 7/12 Satbara records.
On Landeed, users can search and fetch Maharashtra Property Card records using the available urban property details. The result depends on whether the city survey office, village or ward, CTS number, property card number, owner details, or ULPIN-style identifier matches the record.
Details commonly used for Maharashtra Property Card search
Search can require district or city, city survey office, ward or village, CTS number, property card number, owner name, plot details, or other urban property identifiers. If the property is rural, a 7/12 Satbara may be the better record. If the property is urban, the Property Card is usually the better starting point.
What a Property Card can show
A Property Card can show urban land ownership details, CTS or city survey details, plot or property identifiers, area, mutation or transaction references where available, and related record notes. It is commonly checked for urban property verification, loan checks, redevelopment review, and sale or purchase due diligence.
Why Property Card search may not show the expected result
- Wrong city survey office, ward, village, or district selected
- CTS number, property card number, or ULPIN entered incorrectly
- Owner name spelling mismatch
- Rural property being searched as an urban Property Card
- Record update, mutation, or digitization not reflected yet
Property Card vs 7/12 vs Index 2
- Property Card: urban city-survey ownership and property record
- 7/12 Satbara: rural land ownership, crop, rights, and revenue record
- Index 2: registration summary for a registered transaction
- Sale Deed: full registered ownership-transfer document
- Bhunakasha: cadastral map and boundary context
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