1) registered sale deed confers title to property . entry in revenue records ie patta does not confer title to property .

2) it is only for payment of property taxes . However it is necessary to have patta in your name 

3) if you want to sell remaining land you should get patta  in your name 

4) without patta Pramod would not get home loan 

5) 

• To get your name registered under the Patta, you have to make an application to the Tehsildar, requesting him to get your name registered.
• He could after examining the application either accept the application or will reject it.
• He could either ask you to show the property and would investigate the property by himself or may ask you to provide certain documents which could prove that the new owner of that property is you and then match those with the ones which are available in the revenue office and then change it.

6) if seller his dead approach his legal heirs for assistance 

1. The patta is a Revenue record, the record of which will be available only at the tehsil office. The land registry keeps records of all transactions relating to the survey lands within its jurisdiction. In the circumstances, you may apply to the tehsil office for a duplicate against indemnity, failing which file a Writ at the High Court seeking a direction on the Revenue authorities to produce the patta, or alternatively, issue you a duplicate.

2. The patta is only a document evidencing title and NOT one conferring title. In the circumstances, the advocate on the bank's panel has to be convinced to certify the title, if it is otherwise in order. An undertaking letter or an affidavit to produce the patta at a later date may also serve the purpose.

3. Arrange to get a duplicate issued by the tehsil office against indemnity or file a Writ as advised in response to Q.1.

4. Nothing serious.

1.  You apply for patta on the basis of the registration documents on your name in writing, let them give it in writing stating that they do not have records to furnish the desired patta.

After that you can file a suit seeking direction to the Tehsildar to issue patta. The Tehsildar has to issue a patta on the basis of court orders.

2. He may have to approach another bank or NBFC if there is no patta  otherwise he too has to follow the same procedure what has been suggested to you.

3. You first obtain patta by following the procedures as suggested after which you can sell the property.

4. Patta is just a revenue document supporting your title to the property.The registered sale deed on your name is the title document to establish your clear and marketable title to the property, hence there is no apprehension of any danger to yor title to the property in the absence of patta.

Whatever, you may first procure patta. 

1. Yes

2. You will take in on the basis of registry documents

3. Through proper title and indemnity bond

4. If there is no legal claimants then no issues

You can apply for duplicate patta from the Office. IT must available in the office file of Municipal Office.Apply under RTI to obtain full file of your plot no.

File missing complaint in the police station. Missing complaint will substitute the patta requirement.

Is there any chance of trouble if we dont get its land patta ? - NO, patta is chain of land document. Mostly require for Loan sanction.
Do dispute to title. 

Dear client, 

1) you can get your duplicate patta to the tehsildar through the court orders. 

2) Can be either through an affidavit declaring the title and submitting patta or through other documents as per the bank. 

3) you can do it after getting the duplicate patta

4) there is no trouble but it will be hard for loans or in any other such circumstances. 

Thank you