Property old records in Maharashtra refer to historical documents that show the ownership, transactions, and land usage history of a property or land parcel. These records include 7/12 (Satbara), 8A ,Field Book ,Tippan, Old Mutation (Ferfar), Property Cards, City Survey Records ,etc. These documents are maintained by the Deputy SLR Office, City Survey Office, and Tahsil Office and they are crucial when tracing ownership lineage or resolving disputes over land.

The e-Ferfar in Maharashtra (also known as e Ferfar, Ferfar online, or Mahabhulekh e-Ferfar) is a digitally signed mutation record that officially records changes in land ownership. It is maintained by revenue authorities through the Talathi office and serves as the government-approved Mutation Register for updating land records after sale, inheritance, gift, or court orders.

The Property Card (urban equivalent of 7/12 extract in rural areas) is a land record document that displays ownership details of city survey land in urban regions of Maharashtra. It is issued under the Maharashtra Land Revenue and managed by the City Survey Office.

A Certified Copy of Title Deed in Maharashtra is an official government-issued replica of the original Title Deed registered at the Sub-Registrar Office (SRO). It is legally valid and can be used in place of the original for most purposes including legal cases, bank loans, property sales, and ownership verification.

The Digital Satbara (7/12 Utara) is a crucial land record maintained by the Maharashtra Revenue Department. It serves as official proof of ownership and provides details like survey numbers, land area, ownership information (including names of the landowner and cultivator), and any rights on the land combines information from two forms: