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

A Certified Copy (CC), also known as Nakal, is an official duplicate of a property document registered at the Sub-Registrar Office (SRO) in Tamil Nadu. It is a legally valid copy of the original deed, such as a sale deed, gift deed, mortgage, or lease deed. The Certified Copy can be used in legal proceedings, bank loans, resale, or ownership verification.

The FMB Sketch (Field Measurement Book Sketch) in Tamil Nadu is an official land survey map prepared by the Revenue Department. It records the dimensions, boundaries, survey number, and subdivision number of each land parcel. Each land parcel is uniquely identified and the FMB acts as the foundation of land records in Tamil Nadu.

An Encumbrance Certificate is an official record issued by the Sub-Registrar’s Office (SRO) that details all registered transactions for a property within a given timeframe. This includes sale deeds, mortgages, leases, gift or partition deeds, and court orders or attachments. An EC proves that the property does not have any encumbrances—legal or financial—during the specified period.