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Read the sample reportFrom the public sample report Built 7 Oct 2026
Gat 444/1Village hidden, Panvel, Raigad
Area
about 1.8 ha
Outline from the cadastral layer. Indicative, not surveyed.
Title and ownership
Holders read from the 7/12 and checked against the official register. The ownership draft has 3 breaks and covers fewer than 30 years.
Registered deeds and loans
34 registered documents for 2017 to 2026. No mortgage deed names this survey; one deed could not be placed.
Transfer restrictions
Tribal (आदिवासी) holder with a s.36-अ transfer bar, a reserved-forest entry and a class-2 condition on the 7/12. Illustrative findings.
Pending village notices
A sale mutation on this survey number is in its objection window: it has not reached the 7/12 yet. Illustrative finding.
Government projects
The village is on an expressway acquisition list and inside a land-pooling scheme.
Revenue-court cases
One open case on survey 444/1 before the Sub-Divisional Officer. Illustrative finding.
Ready Reckoner
No Ready Reckoner rate stored for this village yet, so this stays unknown.
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The public sample report14 checks, built 7 Sep 2026
3 Ok7 Needs attention2 Serious2 Unknown
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