8A holding statement - every parcel under one khata
Fetch the Maharashtra 8A (आठ-अ) for any khata in any village: holder name, every survey number, total area, annual assessment. Free, no signup.
The 8A (आठ-अ उतारा) is the Maharashtra holding statement - for one owner (one khata), it totals every survey number in a village, the holder's name, the total area, and the annual land-revenue assessment (जुजी). Banks, advocates and sub-registrars ask for the 8A next to the 7/12 on every transaction.
The 8A is the cross-survey rollup. The 7/12 is per survey number (one parcel - owners, area, crops, loans). The Ferfar is the mutation register (the chain of changes that got the 7/12 to its current state). A title search that stops at the 7/12 can miss a prior mortgage visible only on the 8A.
Also see: 8A extract guide · 7/12 reader · Ferfar / mutation register · Find land by owner name
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8A holding statement - every parcel under one khata
The 8A is the cross-survey rollup: who holds the khata, every survey number under it, and the total area. Banks ask for it next to the 7/12.
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WhatsApp a builderWhat is the 8A in Maharashtra land records?
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The 8A (आठ-अ उतारा) is the holding statement - for one owner (one khata), it totals every survey number in a village, the holder's name, total area, and the annual land-revenue assessment. The 7/12 covers one survey number; the 8A is the cross-survey rollup.
How is 8A different from 7/12?
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The 7/12 is per-parcel: owners, area, crops, loans, encumbrances for one survey number. The 8A is per-khata: the same fields, summed across every survey number one owner holds in a village. The two together are the full title picture.
Do banks need both 7/12 and 8A?
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Yes. Most bank loan files (crop loan, term loan, mortgage) ask for the 7/12 on the mortgaged parcel and the 8A on the borrower's full holding in that village - to ensure no other loans are encumbered. A title search without the 8A can miss a prior mortgage on a sibling parcel.
How do I read the 8A?
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Khata number at the top - the unique revenue account. Holder name is the primary owner. Total area is the sum of every survey number under the khata. Annual assessment (जुजी) is the land-revenue assessment the talathi bills. The list of parcels (survey number + area) is the cross-survey rollup.
Is the 8A signed?
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Like the 7/12, the 8A is available as a free unsigned view on Mahabhulekh and as a QR-signed digitally signed PDF on Aaple Abhilekh / Digital Satbara (DSLR). The signed copy is the one banks and courts accept.
What if the khata has more than one holder?
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The 8A lists the primary holder. The 7/12 on each survey under the khata carries the share-by-share ownership. The Ferfar mutation register is what closed the chain to the current name.
Is this free?
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Yes - every Arsa Build Desk tool is free, no signup, no email gate. In live mode the call goes to the official Mahabhumi getEightAHTML endpoint; in demo mode the tool returns a simulated sample with a clear banner.
Where do I verify?
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Every result carries a Mahabhulekh deep link. For a signed copy, open Aaple Abhilekh (aapleabhilekh.mahabhumi.gov.in) and select 8A with the same district, taluka, village, khata.