Land record: patta, chitta, TSLR
The government ownership record for a survey number, live from the revenue register: patta or chitta for a village, the TSLR extract for a town, with the subdivisions beside it.
What we need
One thing at a time. Fill it in and press Run.
The answer
From the register, with its date and source.
Nothing run yet. The answer appears here with everything this mini adds:
- The parcel on a map beside the record, so the survey you typed is the plot you mean
- Owner names in Tamil and English, with the patta number and every holding under it
- The subdivisions the register holds for the survey, so a split parent is not mistaken for one plot
How this works
What it reads, what it needs, and how to read the answer.
A patta (with its chitta and A-register) is the revenue record of who holds a village survey; a TSLR extract is the same record for a town survey. This mini fetches the live record for the survey you give and shows the parcel beside it.
The district, taluk and village or town, and the survey number, with the sub-division if the plot has one. Town surveys also need the ward and block, because a town survey number repeats across blocks.
1Village and survey number- The parcel on a map beside the record, so the survey you typed is the plot you mean
- Owner names in Tamil and English, with the patta number and every holding under it
- The subdivisions the register holds for the survey, so a split parent is not mistaken for one plot
Charged only when the record comes back. You see your balance before you approve, and a run that finds nothing costs nothing.
Owner names are shown as the register writes them, in Tamil, with the English form where it is recorded. The holdings list every survey under the patta with its extent and land class. The record PDF opens as issued by the department.
The revenue department's ownership register, read live at the time of the request, with our offline copy as a fallback when the portal is down, and the state cadastral layer for the parcel map.
Questions people ask
Short answers, no jargon.
What is the difference between patta, chitta and A-register?
The patta names the holder and lists the surveys under one patta number. The chitta is the holder-wise abstract with extents and land class. The A-register is the survey-wise register with the same detail. All three are views of the same revenue record.
Why does a town survey need a ward and block?
Inside a town the survey number is unique only within a block, so the same number exists in many blocks with different owners. The ward and block pin the right one.
Is this the latest record?
Yes. The record is fetched live from the revenue register when you run the mini. If the portal is down the offline copy is used and the answer says so.
What does it cost?
One credit for the record and one for the subdivision list, charged only when each comes back. A survey the register does not hold is not charged.
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