Find every plot recorded under a name
Type an owner name, add the Tamil spelling and a village or town if you have them, and get every parcel the land registers record under that name, each with its survey number, extent and patta number. Exact matches are kept apart from similar spellings, so namesakes are not added together.
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- Exact and similar matches kept apart, so namesakes are not added up
- Rural and town registers searched together
- Each parcel with its survey, extent and patta number
3 creditsper run, charged only when a record comes back
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:
- Exact and similar matches kept apart, so namesakes are not added up
- Rural and town registers searched together
- Each parcel with its survey, extent and patta number
How the name search works
The pattadar is the holder a patta names in the revenue record. One patta number can list several survey numbers held by the same pattadar.
- Registers
- Village and town
The village revenue A-register and the town survey register are searched together, in English and in Tamil.
- Exact first
- Then similar
The name is matched as written first. Spelling-similar matches are shown only when no holder carries it exactly, and they are labelled.
- Towns
- Live register too
Scoped to a town, the government town register's own name search is run as well. It matches Tamil names, so give the Tamil spelling.
How to search land by owner name
- 1
Type the name
A partial name matches. Add initials to narrow a common name.
- 2
Add Tamil and a place
The Tamil spelling reaches holders recorded only in Tamil. A village or town keeps the list to the right place.
- 3
Read the matches
Each parcel with its survey number, extent and patta number, exact and similar matches in separate lists.
When it helps with land
Checking a seller
See what else is recorded under the seller's name, and whether the land on offer is among it.
Family settlements
List what a parent or grandparent holds before a partition or a legal heir process.
Lost records
A family knows the name and the village but not the survey number. The search gives the numbers to pull the records.
A name match is not proof of identity or of title: the same name belongs to many people. Confirm each parcel in the land record and the deeds, and the person by their documents.
Questions people ask
Can I find land by the owner's name in Tamil Nadu?
Yes. Type the name above, add the Tamil spelling and a village or town if you know them, and press Run. Every parcel the land registers record under that name is listed with its survey and patta number.
What is the difference between exact and similar matches?
Exact matches carry the name as you wrote it. Similar matches are spelling hits that may be other people, and they are only shown when no exact match exists. Never add the two together.
Why give the name in Tamil?
The town register records many holders in Tamil only, and the live town register search matches Tamil names. Without it those holders can be missed.
Common names return too much.
Add initials or the Tamil form, and narrow the search to one village or town.
Is every register searched live?
The town register is searched live when you scope to a town. Village land is searched in our copy of the A-register, not live, so check any parcel that matters in the land record.
Does a match prove the land belongs to that person?
No. It shows what the register records against a name. Identity and title are proven by documents, not by a spelling.
Why is it charged?
The name is searched across both registers and, for a town, the live government register as well.