Prohibited Properties in Andhra Pradesh refer to lands or properties that are restricted from being sold, purchased, or transferred due to legal or administrative reasons. These restrictions are imposed to safeguard government lands, endowment lands or properties involved in disputes. Prohibited properties are listed in the Prohibited Property Register, maintained by the Revenue Department. Verifying the prohibited status of a property is crucial for avoiding legal risks and ensuring the legitimacy of property transactions.
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Trusted by 4 lakh+ customersHow does a property become classified as prohibited?
Properties may be classified as prohibited due to: Government acquisition for public projects, ongoing legal disputes, violation of land-use regulations, designation as religious or endowment land.
Is it possible to sell a prohibited property?
No, prohibited properties cannot be legally sold or transferred unless the restriction is lifted by the appropriate authority.
Can I challenge the prohibited status of a property?
Yes, you can challenge the prohibited status by filing a petition with the appropriate authority or court, supported by valid documents.
Can banks approve loans for prohibited properties?
No, banks typically do not approve loans for prohibited properties as they cannot serve as valid collateral.
Can a property’s prohibited status be removed?
Yes, in certain circumstances, the government may lift the prohibited status if the legal or administrative reasons for the restriction are resolved.
