Skip to main content

Kerala Land Conversion ; Form 6 Application Tharammattam

  The increase in land conversion cases in the High Court in recent years indicates a pressing need for attention and action in this vital area.. The common problem arises in the databank procedure, delay of the application and improper report by the side of the officers and Revenue Divisional Officer (RDO).  The form 5 Application is used to convert the wetlands included in the databank. The Form 6 application is used for the land that is not included in the databank and less than 50 cent of land owners can submit Form 6 application.The Form 6 Application submitted under the Kerala Conservation of Paddy Lands and Wet Land Act and Rules 2008. The documents required for the Form 6 Applications. Property Documents Tax receipt Possession certificate Survey sketch Data Bank statement copy Certificate from Agriculture Officer Satellite report Property photo The applicant should upload the proof that the property is not listed in the databank is the important document in the form 6 ...
Post a Comment

KERALA DATABANK LAND CONVERSION : FORM 5


databank kerala



In Kerala property disputes and issues are common in every place. Due to the unequal population distribution and land availability in Kerala, there are many litigants pertaining to land. So the reason some of the property owners are struggling with the legal rig out. Kerala has a high density of wetlands. Wetland owners must obtain proper permission from the government department to access the land for their benefit. The Kerala government enacted laws to protect wetlands in order to expand the state's cultivation. However, occasionally the law creates trouble for middle-class land owners. The Kerala Conservation of Paddy Land and Wetlands Act was passed by the Kerala government in 2008. As a result, the act is intended to protect cultivation land. The land included in the data bank has the option of being converted to normal land, which is a time-consuming procedure. Some lands are mistakenly included on the databank. The Form 5 Application is used to convert cultivation land (Nilam) or Databank land into normal land. If the form 5 application is approved by the authority land is removed from the databank and the owner can use the land for other purposes. The property included in the data bank needs to submit an application for the conversion of the property. The application submitting through online website 
 ( https://www.revenue.kerala.gov.in). The RDO will make an appropriate decision after reviewing the submitted application. The documents required for submission of Form 5 application. 
 Property Documents 
 Tax receipt 
 Possession certificate 
 Survey sketch 
 Data Bank statement copy 
 Certificate from Agriculture Officer 
 Satellite report 
 Property photo
 A person can access 1290 square feet of land without acquiring any land in that district. The allocation of land is different in Panchayath and Municipality. In a Panchayath, an individual is eligible for 10 cents of land, whereas in a Municipality, the allocation is limited to 5 cents of land per person. The power of attorney holder may also have the right to apply the application. The property reports are submitted by a village officer and agricultural officer after enquiry. If the application is rejected due to an error or an incorrect inquiry report, the applicant has the opportunity to appear before the High Court.

High Court of Kerala
9746712925
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Kerala Land Conversion ; Form 6 Application Tharammattam

  The increase in land conversion cases in the High Court in recent years indicates a pressing need for attention and action in this vital area.. The common problem arises in the databank procedure, delay of the application and improper report by the side of the officers and Revenue Divisional Officer (RDO).  The form 5 Application is used to convert the wetlands included in the databank. The Form 6 application is used for the land that is not included in the databank and less than 50 cent of land owners can submit Form 6 application.The Form 6 Application submitted under the Kerala Conservation of Paddy Lands and Wet Land Act and Rules 2008. The documents required for the Form 6 Applications. Property Documents Tax receipt Possession certificate Survey sketch Data Bank statement copy Certificate from Agriculture Officer Satellite report Property photo The applicant should upload the proof that the property is not listed in the databank is the important document in the form 6 ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Family disputes and divorce Cases in Kerala

  Advocate Gopikrishnan R , Family Law Family disputes and divorce cases are a prominent area of litigation in the Indian judiciary. Like many other legal fields, family courts are overwhelmed with cases. Family law encompasses a broad range of issues, including divorce, return of assets such as gold and money, maintenance, and more. The nature of family disputes spans both civil and criminal law. Family cases can generally be classified into two types. The first type includes cases solely intended to end the matrimonial relationship.  The second type involves cases that not only aim to end the marriage but also seek to resolve additional issues, such as child custody or the return of assets exchanged at the time of marriage. The first type of family matter is typically easier to handle and is often resolved amicably. In such cases, divorce is a relatively straightforward process, requiring minimal time and effort. Courts generally favor these cases and grant divorce decrees w...
Post a Comment
Read more

Posts

Kerala Land Conversion ; Form 6 Application Tharammattam

  The increase in land conversion cases in the High Court in recent years indicates a pressing need for attention and action in this vital area.. The common problem arises in the databank procedure, delay of the application and improper report by the side of the officers and Revenue Divisional Officer (RDO).  The form 5 Application is used to convert the wetlands included in the databank. The Form 6 application is used for the land that is not included in the databank and less than 50 cent of land owners can submit Form 6 application.The Form 6 Application submitted under the Kerala Conservation of Paddy Lands and Wet Land Act and Rules 2008. The documents required for the Form 6 Applications. Property Documents Tax receipt Possession certificate Survey sketch Data Bank statement copy Certificate from Agriculture Officer Satellite report Property photo The applicant should upload the proof that the property is not listed in the databank is the important document in the form 6 ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Family disputes and divorce Cases in Kerala

  Advocate Gopikrishnan R , Family Law Family disputes and divorce cases are a prominent area of litigation in the Indian judiciary. Like many other legal fields, family courts are overwhelmed with cases. Family law encompasses a broad range of issues, including divorce, return of assets such as gold and money, maintenance, and more. The nature of family disputes spans both civil and criminal law. Family cases can generally be classified into two types. The first type includes cases solely intended to end the matrimonial relationship.  The second type involves cases that not only aim to end the marriage but also seek to resolve additional issues, such as child custody or the return of assets exchanged at the time of marriage. The first type of family matter is typically easier to handle and is often resolved amicably. In such cases, divorce is a relatively straightforward process, requiring minimal time and effort. Courts generally favor these cases and grant divorce decrees w...
Post a Comment
Read more