Subdivisions of a survey
Every subdivision the register holds under a survey number, so you know whether 178 is one plot or thirty, and whether 178/1C exists at all.
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:
- Both the live survey register and our offline copy are read, so a portal outage does not blank the answer
- A specific sub-division you name is confirmed or denied explicitly
- The parcel is mapped when the register locates it
How this works
What it reads, what it needs, and how to read the answer.
A survey number is often a parent divided into subdivisions, each a separate parcel with its own owner. A deed quoting the bare parent, or a sub-division that has since been re-divided, is a common source of trouble. This mini lists what the register holds today.
The district, taluk and village or town, and the parent survey number. Add a sub-division to have it confirmed.
1Village and survey number- Both the live survey register and our offline copy are read, so a portal outage does not blank the answer
- A specific sub-division you name is confirmed or denied explicitly
- The parcel is mapped when the register locates it
Charged only when the record comes back. You see your balance before you approve, and a run that finds nothing costs nothing.
The list is the subdivisions as the register writes them. A survey with no split is reported as a single undivided holding. When you named a sub-division, the answer says plainly whether it exists.
The survey department's subdivision register, read live, with our offline copy as a fallback.
Questions people ask
Short answers, no jargon.
My deed says 20/1A but the register lists 1A1A1 and 1A1A2. Why?
The sub-division was re-divided after the deed was written. The current subdivisions are the parcels that exist today; the deed's reference maps onto one or more of them.
What if the list is empty?
Then the register holds the survey as a single undivided holding, or as one subdivision only, which reads the same way. The mini says so rather than reporting a count of zero.
Is this charged when nothing is found?
No. A survey the register does not hold is not charged.
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