What is the difference between lease and registry land, before buying a plot, know the complete details

India is the country with the largest population in the world. As fast as the population is increasing, the prices of land are also increasing rapidly.
Everyone wants to invest by buying land. Investment in land is such that its value keeps on increasing in the coming times unless some natural calamity strikes.
While investing in land is considered safe on the one hand, on the other hand, if you do not have much knowledge about the land then you may face problems. Just like you think carefully before spending money, similarly, before investing in land, it is important to understand its pros and cons.
As an investor, before investing in land, you must check whether the land you are investing in is leasehold or notary, or registry. Let us understand one by one.
There is always confusion in the minds of those who invest in land whether to buy leasehold land or not. Actually, the government gives land leases to the people keeping in mind their plans and conditions. Let us tell you here that the lease of land is given to those who do not have land.
Only the government has the right to the leased land. The family that gets the patta does not become the owner of that land. That person can neither sell this land nor can transfer it in someone else's name. Let us tell you that the person is given a lease by the government for a certain period of time.
The government has no right to this land. It is a person's personal land which that person can sell to anyone and can also transfer. On the other hand, if we talk about notary land, then such land can also be trusted.