A Village Map in Karnataka is an official land record that shows detailed boundaries of survey numbers, roads, water bodies, and landmarks within a village. It helps property owners and buyers verify land location, access routes, and ownership details .

A Certified Copy (or Sale Deed) in Karnataka is a legally binding document that records the transfer of property ownership from seller to buyer. It serves as the primary proof of ownership and is mandatory for property registration and future legal transactions.

A Mutation Record in Karnataka is an official land document maintained by the Revenue Department that updates changes in property ownership after a sale, inheritance, gift, or partition. It ensures the new landowner’s name is reflected in government land registers such as RTC (Pahani) and connects the property with survey numbers and revenue records.

BBMP eKhata is the digital version of the traditional BBMP Khata register, maintained by the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP). It provides property owners with online access to property ownership details, tax status, and survey information. eKhata can be in the status of Draft eKhata or Verified eKhata or Final eKhata, depending on the verification status of the property documents.

Prohibited properties in Telangana are lands that cannot be sold, transferred, or registered under private ownership as per government rules. These restrictions protect government assets, forest lands, endowment lands, assigned lands, and properties reserved for public use.

A Certified Copy (CC), also known as Nakal, is an official duplicate of a registered property document issued by the Sub-Registrar Office (SRO) in Telangana. It is a legally valid copy of the original deed—such as a sale deed, gift deed, mortgage, or partition deed. The Certified Copy carries the seal and signature of the Registration Department, making it admissible in banks, courts, and government offices.