How to Get NA Permission, legal Requirement

How to Get NA Permission, legal Requirement | How Make Land NA (Non Agriculture)

How to Get NA Permission, legal Requirement, Documents Required For Making Land NA Certified, Procedure to GET NA Permission 2014.

UNDER Section 44 of the Maharashtra Land Revenue Code 1966. before carrying out any development on the land, an eligible person has to apply to the Collector for the permission to convert the use of agricultural land for any non-agricultural purpose, or to change the use of land from one non-agricultural purpose to another non-agricultural purpose.

List of Documents Recruitment For NA Land

For obtaining NA permission, applicant has 10 Attach documents as mentioned below: 
■ 7/12 extract. 
■ Copies of the all the relevant mutation entries pertaining to land in question. 
■ Extract of village Form 8 A. 
■ Certified copies of the land map from the Taluka Inspector, Taluka Land Record Office, 
■ 8 copies of site plan and 8 copies of building plan (if permission is asked for constructing building). 
■ NoC from Highway Authorities or other appropriate authority, 
■ NoC from concern Grampanchyat/Municipal councils, 
■ If the NA permission is already granted and application is to be made for change of use of land, then copy of the NA order and sanctioned plan is to be attached.

If the land is attracting provisions of Bombay Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act, 1948 then 
■ The Sale Permission received under Section 43/63.
 ■ No dues certificate from farmer's co-op society. 
■ Certificate received from the Talathi staling therein that the land in the question is not under acquisition.

Any other documents such as NoC and clearance certificate etc. if the land attracts provisions of some other laws.

On receiving NA order, the valuation of the property increases manifold. The procedure is intriguing and cumbersome. It invites precise professional expertise and in most cases scope for middlemen. It adds significantly to the credentials of the property as it is a certification from the government with regards to its immaculate legal and revenue marketable title. Any Indian citizen can buy NA property anywhere even if he is not an agriculturist.