Route::currentRouteName() will return the route. Route::input() will return an array of route params

vioza said:

Note: i know $_GET variables are bad to use but it''s a temp solution.

Thnx

$_GET variables are not bad if used correctly. I see get variables on fedex site often. But not good for secure data.
Looks like you are using method="POST". If using get variables probably should be method="GET". Need a route something like:

Route::get('owners', array('uses' => 'PownersController@ownerlist'));

And just get the data in controller like

$yourvar = $_GET['yourpassedgetvariable'];

And no a superglobal is not bad here, the data is seen anyway in the url.
However if POST data use the laravel:

$name = Request::input('name');//way of getting post vars

While reading the API documentation, you can also do the following:

$query = $request->query();

Documentation link: https://laravel.com/api/5.3/Illuminate/Http/Request.html#method_query

You can try this:

$query = $this->getQueryString();

See: https://github.com/laravel/framework/blob/5.4/src/Illuminate/Http/Request.php#L109