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We can get the necessary information about our property from the Talathi office. This information is about which records contain the information we need about the property.

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 We can get the necessary information about our property from the Talathi office. This information is about which register contains the information we need about the property.
 Land prices are increasing day by day. Due to this, disputes arise regarding the ownership and possession of land. Cases (claims) in this regard are started between the land owner and the land buyer. Under the Maharashtra Land Revenue Act 1966 (Maha. Land Revenue Code), the land documents of every village are kept in the Talathi office of that village, there are records. According to the Land Revenue Act, there are many types of records in the Talathi land register. Talathi land register sample number 1 to 21 is in village samples. These records have different meanings. It is important for the common citizen to know in which register the information you want is available. We can get the necessary information about our property from the Talathi office. This information about which register the information you need regarding the property is available. 
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 <li> Village Sample Number - 1 - This register is sized by the Land Records Department, which shows the land group number, survey number and contains information about the land size (assessment).</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 1A - This register provides information about forest land. It is understood which group is in the forest department of the village. Such a record is kept in this book.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 1B - This register provides information about government-owned land.</li>
 <li> Village Sample No. - 1A - This register contains information about the lands given to the occupants under the Clan Act, Rehabilitation Act, Ceiling Act. If there is a new condition in the seventh paragraph, it can be determined that the land is land received under some rehabilitation act or under inheritance.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 1D - This register provides information about additional lands, their survey number and group number as per the Family Registration Act or Ceiling Act.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 1E - This register provides information on encroachments on village lands and the action taken in this regard.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 2 - This register contains information about all uncultivated (non-agricultural) lands in the village.</li>
 <li> In this register, the land records for Dumla are available. That is, the records for the temple can be seen.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 4 - This register provides information about land revenue, recovery, and late fees in the village.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 5 - This register provides information about the total area of the village, village revenue, and Zilla Parishad taxes.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 6 - (Title of Title or Modification) This register provides information about land transactions, as well as the purchase amount, date and registration office where the deed was made.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 6A - If an objection has been raised against a change (mutation) in this register, information about the complaint and the decision of the investigating officer is available.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 6A - This register provides information about heir registration.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 6D - This register provides information about land subdivisions, as well as distribution or land acquisition.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 7 - (Extract 7/12) This register provides information about the landowner's name, area, survey number, plot number, group number, land use, size, and other details.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 7A - This register provides information about clan tenure. For example, information about the clan name, tax levied and the land area.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 8A - This register provides land registration, survey number, area in your name and other information.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 8B, C and D - This register provides information on the collection of land revenue in the village.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 9A - This register provides information about receipts given to the government.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 10 - This register provides information on the revenue collected from land in the village.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 11 - This register provides information on survey number, crop water and trees in each group.</li>
 <li> Village Sample No. - 12 and 15 - This register provides information on the area under crop, fallow area, water system and other matters.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 13 - This register provides information about the village population and livestock in the village.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 14 - This register provides information about the village's water supply, as well as the equipment used.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 16 - This register provides information about information books, government orders and new regulations.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 17 - This register provides information regarding revenue collection.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 18 - This register contains information about correspondence between the Circle Office and Mandal Officer.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 19 - This register provides information about government property.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 20 - Information about registration of postal stamps is available.</li>
 <li> Village Sample Number - 21 - This register contains information about the daily record of work done by the circle.</li>
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 In this way, ordinary citizens can get the above information from the village worker Talathi at the Talathi office. We believe that getting information about your property and the property of the village can help reduce and resolve disputes regarding ownership and occupancy of property.
 
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