You should visit the office that approved the non-agricultural plan and verify the authenticity of this order. Also, check if this plot has been sold to anyone else or if any loan or mortgage is associated with it. This can be checked by obtaining a search report from the sub-registrar's office. Additionally, to verify if there are any private loans, agreements, partition deeds, or interests, a public notice should be issued through a lawyer in the newspaper, and the lawyer should certify that there are no objections. Ensure a legal sale deed is registered, and inquire whether your name is recorded on all entitlement records after purchase. It is most secure to complete all these inquiries before purchasing the land. However, if a new development plan is in draft or approved in the area after the plan approval, it is crucial to check if the said land is reserved for public purposes as per the development plan.

First, check if approval is granted for the subdivision of such plots, as dividing them may be against the rules. Only after obtaining such approval and completing all the necessary inquiries as mentioned above, proceed with purchasing the land.

Check if the construction on the plot was done with proper permission. For the area you intend to purchase, check if the appropriate Floor Space Index (FSI) is still available. Verify if the subdivision is approved, and after obtaining such approval, complete all necessary inquiries as mentioned earlier before purchasing the land. QUE 4)If one of the co-owners intends to use their portion of the agricultural land strictly for farming purposes, what precautions should be taken?"

Anw:-To identify the exact portion of land, ensure a government survey is conducted in the presence of all co-owners. Complete all necessary inquiries as mentioned earlier, and with the consent of all co-owners, proceed with the purchase deed.