No — Maharashtra scrapped the NA Sanad requirement on 31 December 2025. An old Sanad is now historical evidence only; planning approval proves buildability.
Deemed NA in Maharashtra means a planning authority's sanction of your layout or building plan is itself the land conversion, once the one-time premium is paid.
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NA land is land cleared for non-agricultural use like a home or shop. In Maharashtra since 2025, status comes at building-plan approval with a one-time premium.
Maharashtra's ready-reckoner floor sets every Karjat plot price — frozen for 2026-27, and it now also fixes your one-time NA conversion premium of 0.1–0.5%.
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