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.

A Certified Encumbrance Certificate (EC) is an official legal document issued by the Registration and Stamps Department of Telangana. It records all registered transactions related to a property, including sales, mortgages, partitions, or settlements, and confirms whether the property is free from loans or legal liabilities.In Telangana, a Certified EC is issued with the Physical signature, making it valid in banks, courts, property transactions, and government offices

ROR‑1B in Telangana is a government-issued land record document that contains the legal details of land ownership, also known as the Record of Rights. Maintained by the Revenue Department, . ROR‑1B is essential for proving ownership, conducting property transactions, applying for loans, and during court proceedings. It is a crucial document that helps in proving ownership and is essential for any official transaction.

The Pattadar Passbook is a government-issued document that contains complete details of agricultural land, such as owner name, survey number and land extent. It serves as proof of land ownership and is often used for loan applications, inheritance transfers, and accessing farmer-related schemes.

The land market value is a crucial factor in any property transaction in Telangana. It is the minimum value at which a property can be registered, as determined by the government. This value, also known as the guideline value or circle rate, is essential for calculating stamp duty and registration fees, ensuring transparency and preventing undervaluation in property transactions. For legal purposes, the stamp duty is always calculated on the higher of the two—the registered price or the government’s guideline value.