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Section 66: Division of fields

Rajasthan Land Revenue (Land Records) Rules, 1957State Rules of Rajasthan · 1956

Ordinarily not more than 10 field numbers should be entered in each page of the Khasra, and entries for each plot should be separated by drawing a line across the columns.

When a field is divided into more than one part by boundary lines, a separate entry shall be made for each such portion, provided it has been numbered in accordance with the instructions given in paragraph 60.

Illustration. - Field No. 50 has been divided into four parts and all the newly divided parts belong to the same Khata or Patti and the area is also in the cultivatory possession of the same person and under the same class of tenure; such divisions shall be shown only by dotted lines in red ink on the map and the Khasra entries will be made against field No. 50 only as if on division had been effected. On the contrary, if the divided parts belong to different Khatas or Pattis, the Patwari shall mark each division by drawing such number of lines on the map as are necessary and number each division as 50/1, 50/2, 50/3, 50/4, Plot number 50/1 will be entered in the first column below the last number of the Khasra and a reference shall be given to this effect in column (1) against No. 50. The area of each new number will be denominated under the last number of the Khasra as explained in para 62 above.

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ActRajasthan Land Revenue (Land Records) Rules, 1957
Section66
Marginal noteDivision of fields
JurisdictionState of Rajasthan
StatusIn force as published by the source

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