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A sale deed is the signed contract that transfers the land. The ownership record is the ongoing record of who currently holds it. A deed proves the sale happened; the updated ownership record proves you are recorded as the holder.

It's a land classification. "Banjar" is uncultivated / wasteland and "Beed" usually means pasture or grazing land. Such classes can carry use or conversion limits, so building or changing use may need permission. Confirm permitted use with the tehsil.

After a sale, the name-transfer takes time to process and sync. Until then, public plot maps may still show the previous owners even though the sale itself is complete. Always check the latest ownership record.

Records carry historical rounding, boundary shifts, or encroachment. Many deeds let the buyer withhold payment if a survey finds less land. Use the Measure tab to check the plot area against the record.

Indian land and property papers of all common types — ownership records, sale/gift/lease deeds, plot and area maps, name-transfer records, loan-check reports, allotment letters, approvals, stamp papers and fee receipts, from any state.

Yes — zip the folder and upload the .zip. Every PDF / JPG / PNG inside is extracted automatically (up to 12 files), each type auto-detects, and all are read together. Then use Create listing draft to turn the set into a buyer-ready, AgriZameen-branded listing with a WhatsApp-formatted copy.

No. It's an informational reading aid. Verify every fact against the original records and consult a qualified property professional before acting.

Yes. Analysis calls an AI service — it runs directly in the Claude preview; when self‑hosted, route it through your own key or a small proxy so the key stays server‑side.