GBA enables online subdivision service of jointly owned A-eKhata plots

The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) has recently launched an online plot subdivision service on the e-Aasthi 2.0 platform, allowing jointly owned A-eKhata plots to be divided among their respective owners. This new service enables owners to sell, gift, or mortgage their individual shares, obtain building plan sanctions for their portions, and pay property tax independently.

The service is available for properties held jointly under a single A-eKhata, provided each owner's share is clearly recorded. However, the service is currently restricted to vacant plots and plots with buildings measuring up to 2,000 sq. m; multi-storey flats or units cannot be subdivided under this facility.

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