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 Ameenpur Lake FTL Case: Telangana High Court Orders Status Quo — What Property Buyers Must Check Hyderabad | September 22, 2026 Property owners and homebuyers around Ameenpur have received an important legal update after the Telangana High Court ordered status quo over disputed land connected with the Full Tank Level, or FTL, of Ameenpur Lake , also known as Pedda Cheruvu. The interim order came in a batch of 83 petitions challenging the extent of land being treated as part of the lake for a government rejuvenation programme. The court has allowed restoration work to continue within the lake’s originally notified extent of 93 acres and 15 guntas , while directing that no further construction or development take place on the disputed land until the matter is examined further. The case is scheduled to return to court on October 5, 2026 . For Hyderabad property buyers, the case highlights a much larger question: How can you check whether a plot or apartment is inside a lake FTL or b...

  Telangana High Court Says Revenue Officials Cannot Issue Pattas Over Forest Land: What Property Buyers Should Know Hyderabad | September 20, 2026 The Telangana High Court has strongly cautioned revenue authorities against interfering with land classified as forest land, observing that revenue officials do not have jurisdiction to issue pattas or distribute protected forest property. The observations, reported on September 20, 2026 , arose from a case involving approximately 44 acres in Rajaram village of Sirpur (Tandur) mandal in Kumuram Bheem Asifabad district . Nine petitioners told the court that they and their families had cultivated the land for decades and relied on pattadar passbooks and patta certificates. The forest department, however, treated the disputed area as forest land. The matter highlights an extremely important issue for anyone purchasing agricultural land, farm plots or property near forest boundaries in Telangana: a revenue document should not be treated in ...

  Hyderabad, September 18, 2026 Building permissions are set to become more visible at construction sites in Hyderabad after the Telangana High Court directed the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation to make the display of building approvals mandatory. The direction covers construction sites within GHMC jurisdiction and, according to reporting on the order, also extends to smaller plots that may fall under exemption or self-certification provisions. The development is important for homeowners, builders and property buyers because it reinforces a basic rule of urban construction: a building being under construction does not by itself prove that the work is authorised. What Did the Telangana High Court Direct? The High Court directed GHMC to ensure that building permissions are displayed at construction sites so that the approval status can be more easily identified. The court also directed officials to inspect ongoing construction in the Siddamber Bazaar and Begum Bazaar circles ...