information about land records in hyderabad with full particulars with land and owner names?
914741
You didn't receive a scam/spam email did you?  You have to go there...you cannot get that online anywhere.
248421
Try the county website. Go to the Appraisal District tab. You have to know the address before you can look it up, but it is public record.
918035
The easiest way would be to order a title search. The title report would disclose any liens against the property, who the current owner of record is, easements, mineral claims, etc.
201076
You should be able to get the info from the tax office where the land is located. Most of the time you will only need the address of the property. Some tax offices are techno-savvy and are online but many are not. Google the County and state where the property is located, then look for a site pertaining to property taxes or the auditors site.  Good Luck.
978982
That's easy, as long as you have all of the information that is needed to get your answers which are the following:\nthe names of both the bride & groom, the full names and the place where they were to have been married, those things are actually public records, you just have to have all the information on the parties involved in the marriage..I hope that this helps....
787467
You cannot. It is the same as asking for a street adress with the only information being the first name. It's not possible.
1007905
You can do a title search.  More than likely, that will only get you a business name.  If you are looking for the name of the actual owners, hire a private investigator.
587525
That information should be public record, check with the county recorders office or see if your area has a weekly publication like "legal news".  It would provide you with births, deaths, real estate sales, etc... Good luck!
84886
You can try online database such as realtor.com  or craigslist.org\n\nOR..  Try going to county recorder's office and getting the information of land owners in your area.  If it is an empty land, and you offer to rent it, I don't see why owner's will say no.
633248
Check land records at the gov. building in the area
1026099
Is this near Hyderabad?
1097919
http://www.penrithcity.nsw.gov.au/index.asp?id=1330\n\nhttp://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bloxsom/ralston%20family/ralgen1-.htm
1036323
In every county there is a county clerks office and they keep public records for everything from land deals to court cases. You can go into the office and ask to look at the microfiche for the case number your looking for, if its a matter of public record you'll be able to look at it for free, there is a small fee for printing off of microfiche. Good luck and happy hunting.
925514
Your local paper online should have all the information.\n\nmy locals are...
176872
go to this site\nhttp://www2.dre.ca.gov/PublicASP/pplinfo.asp\n\nIt's part of the department of real estate's website and you can search by name
163444
Contact a good realtor in the area, they have software databases that can pull up any address and tell you who has listed it within the past few years.
902037
First, the county assessor's office has records of who owned the place before, all the way back to the original title, hopefully.  (Sometimes old records have been lost, but if not, they keep them forever.)  Then go to the local newspaper and ask to see their archives.  There may well be a computerized index.  If so, search on the names of the people who lived there.  Even if someone died who did not live there, the owners of the property at the time would probably be mentioned in a newspaper article about the death.\n\nAnother method would be to check the county records office for death certificates, and note the address at which the death took place.  Again, this would be easy if these records have been computerized.  Otherwise, it may be quite a chore.  The clerks are usually willing to help when the research project is an interesting one, as this one would seem to be.\n\nIt may be a good bit of nuisance to do this research, but once you have done it, you can then offer your services to search for other people, as you will have established where the information is stored.  At the very least, you can then write an article for a local paper detailing the search.  \n\nIt will be easy if all the relevant records are properly indexed in computer data bases, but not all counties in the US are that up-to-date on their records.