(1) The Survey Officer shall, in accordance with rules made by the State Government in that behalf, prepare or cause to be prepared maps, field books and such Preparation of survey maps, field books, and rgister, etc.
Power of Survey Officer to determine and rcord a disputed boundary with reasons Power to record boundary as undisputed Entry upon lands Survey and record operation to be carried out in prescribed manner Cost of survey Operations may be defrayed in the first instance by the Government in certain cases - 6 -Ex-52/1994 registers and other documents as may be prescribed of all lands or for each Village or portion of a village or part of any local areas which are to be, or have been surveyed and demarcated under this Act.
(2) If at the time of survey, the boundary of any land or field be undisputed, and its correctness be affirmed by any village authority then present, it may be defined and demarcated as pointed out by the owner, holder, occupier or person agent of the land holder.
(3) In case of dispute regarding boundary, ownership, possession or other rights in respect of any land, the nature of the dispute and the names of the parties thereof shall be entered in the relevant registers and other relevant documents.
13. in respect of every local area under Survey and Record Operations or only under record operation, the Survey Officer shall frame for each village or portion of a village comprised therein a record-of-rights or standing record.
14. The record-of-rights shall be prepared in such manner as may be prescribed by the State Government and shall consist of the following, namely :-
(a) A statement showing, so far as may be applicable;
(b) The names and address of the registered land holders together with survey numbers of field or plot hold by them and their location, areas and classification of land;
(c) The names of persons who are co-shares, mortgagecs, tenants or assignees of the rent or revenue thereto:
(d) The nature and extent of the interests of those persons, and the conditions and liabilities attaching thereto;
(e) The land revenue, taxes, rent, rates, cesses or other payments due from and to each of those persons and to the Government :
(f) A map of the Village or area:
(g) A boundary description of parcel of the land, and
(h) Such other records or registers as may be prescribed by the State Government.