Property Old Records in Maharashtra play a critical role when ownership history is unclear, especially for ancestral or decades-old properties. In this real case study, old property records helped a family resolve an inheritance conflict, correct ownership entries, and proceed with land mutation smoothly — without prolonged legal battles.

A Satbara (7/12 Extract)—also known as Satbara Utara or 7/12 Utara—is one of the most important land revenue records in Maharashtra. It officially shows ownership details, land classification, crop information, liabilities, and cultivation status.

A Ferfar (Mutation Entry) in Maharashtra is an official land revenue record update that reflects a change in ownership due to sale, inheritance, gift, or partition. In this real case study, an e-Ferfar entry helped a buyer correct outdated ownership records, avoid legal confusion, and proceed confidently with his property plans.

Revenue Court Case Monitoring System (RCCMS) in Karnataka is used to track, manage, and monitor all ongoing and disposed revenue court cases. It records the complete lifecycle of a case—from filing, hearings, orders, judgments, to final disposal.

The Mumbai Property Card is an official document issued by the City Survey Office, providing detailed information about land ownership in Mumbai City. It serves as legal proof of ownership and verifies the property’s legal status.

The Ferfar in Maharashtra, also known as e-Ferfar or Bhulekh Mutation Record, is a digitally signed land record that tracks ownership changes or mutations over time. It serves as the official register for recording property ownership updates in government records.