What Is the Katha Number for Sattva City?

This Khata record covers Survey Number 4/2, which spans a full 1 acre. The land falls under the Own and JDA Land type, acquired through sale. It carries just one registered land owner as per the filing shown below.

This land went through formal conversion long before any construction began here. The Deputy Commissioner's office cleared this change for residential use only.

The land changed hands through a registered sale deed back in 2024. A Joint Development Agreement, called JDA, got registered again in 2025.

The original land owner for this survey number is a firm named The Hamlet.

Beyond the Khata, this project also carries valid RERA and plan approval numbers. BIAPPA, the Bangalore Airport Area Planning Authority, cleared the building plan itself.

A valid Khata number proves the land carries clear civic ownership records. This number links directly to tax history and rightful land ownership. Buyers should always match this Khata with the sale deed and RERA papers. This one step helps confirm the builder legally owns this exact land. Never trust brochures alone; always check the official government portal instead.

An E-Khata is the digital version of old manual property ledgers. It stores all key details about the land in one secure file.

• Property Identification Number: A unique digital code assigned to each flat unit.
• Owner Details: The legal name and address of the current property owner.
• Floor Measurement: The exact carpet area and built-up size of each flat.
• Tax History: A record of past municipal tax payments made on the property.
• Survey Mapping: Links between the official village map and the property boundaries.

Getting an E-Khata has become a mandatory step for property owners now. Civic bodies use this digital system to reduce illegal property transactions.

• Stops Fraud: Digital records make it very hard to fake or duplicate deeds.
• Enables Resale: Sellers cannot register a resale without a valid, updated E-Khata.
• Supports Loans: Banks require this document before approving any home loan application.
• Water Connections: Civic authorities ask for this proof before releasing new water lines.
• Power Meters: Electricity boards need this certificate to activate new power connections.

Buying a verified, E-Khata approved property gives buyers real practical advantages.

• No Title Disputes: The certificate proves there is no confusion over land ownership.
• Easy Tax Payments: Owners can pay their yearly property tax bills online directly.
• Better Resale Value: When you buy a property that is verified it will be worth money when you want to sell it.
• Full Transparency: This is because everything is out in the open and the buyers cannot keep any secrets from the government.
• Simple Inheritance: If you want to give the property to someone in your family it is a lot easier. You do not have to deal with as much paperwork.

Sattva City has all the papers, like an E-Khata and RERA numbers and the building plans are approved. Buyers should check all these things on the government website before they pay any money.