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The main survey documents in Karnataka include Tippan, Survey Pakka Book, Atlas, Akarband, Field Measurement Book (FMB), Village/Revenue Maps, and related survey sketches used for boundary and extent verification.
Core documents
- Tippan: The original field-book style record of measurements taken during the settlement survey; it lists linear measurements, angles/offsets, and remarks for each survey number and forms the prime reference for defining boundaries.
- Survey Pakka Book: The finalized register consolidating survey measurements and decisions post-checking; used as the approved reference after reconciling field notes with maps.
- Atlas: The compiled map sheets for a village/hobli showing surveyed plots with survey numbers and boundaries; used to visualize parcel locations in context.
Additional cadastral records
- Akarband: Register carrying survey number–wise area, assessment, and classification entries used for revenue and legal reference alongside maps.
- Field Measurement Book (FMB): The scaled plot sketches with dimensions and bearings for each survey number/hissa, commonly used for precise boundary verification.
- Village/Revenue map: Village-level cadastral map showing all survey numbers and major features; helpful for situating a parcel and checking adjacency.
- Survey boundaries map/extract: An official extract highlighting the outer limits of a specific survey number or group for overlap/encroachment checks.
What each is used for
- Boundary and extent proof: Tippan, FMB, and Pakka Book are primary technical sources for exact dimensions and legal boundary reconciliation.
- Location and context: Atlas and village maps help place a plot within the village layout and verify neighbors and accesses.
- Revenue and classification: Akarband supports area, kharab categorization, and assessment details tied to survey numbers used in revenue administration.
Where to access online
- Bhoomi portal (Survey/SSLR services): View or request Atlas, Tippan, and Survey Pakka Book; documents are retrievable against district–taluk–village–survey–surnoc/hissa and may require fee payment for certified copies.
- Guided steps references: Public how-to guides indicate Bhoomi shows book IDs and enables download of Tippan/Pakka; Mojini V3 complements for sketches/status in survey operations.
Official significance
- The original field-book (Tippan) from settlement survey is considered the prime reference to resolve boundary and dimension disputes, with Pakka Book and FMB providing corroborating scaled records.
- Karnataka’s SSLR department maintains and provides these records through digitized services to support transactions, partitions, court matters, and bank due diligence.
Practical tip
- For a complete verification set, obtain Tippan, Survey Pakka Book, Atlas, FMB, and a survey boundary extract for the specific survey/hissa; many service packs bundle these for court and bank use.
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Published 9/30/2025