Natham is the classification of house-site land inside a revenue village — it appears on the FMB and in village accounts, and it behaves differently from agricultural land for approvals.
Natham is house-site land: the ground a house stands on inside the village, classified separately from nanjai (wet) and punjai (dry) agricultural land in the FMB and village accounts.
Patta is the ownership document; natham is the land classification. Natham land does carry patta — the classification simply tells you the land is a house site, which shapes valuation and planning permission.
Buying and selling natham land follows the same registration and patta transfer route. For house construction approvals, the natham entry in the FMB/village map is one of the records the authorities verify.
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Common questions about Combined FMB Sketch services across Tamil Nadu.
Yes — natham is specifically house-site classification, and is reviewed for residential approvals along with the FMB and patta.
Yes, with valid patta and survey records; banks additionally verify the FMB/village map for the site.
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