PATTA/CHITTA AND ITS TYPES

 Patta is a land revenue record which establishes the title/ ownership of land in Tamil Nadu. The Patta Register is maintained at Taluk office and contains ownership details of all Land holdings. Patta contains entries relating to ownership and extent of the land holding. Patta is always issued in hectares/acres for village properties.

Chitta is an extract from Patta register that gives ownership details of land that belong to a person or persons. The specific information that Patta/ Chitta extract contains include Village, Taluk, District, Land Owner’s name with Father’s name,  Patta number, Survey Number with sub-division details.

A - Register is a record of the land held at the VAO's office (Village Adminstrative Officer) in Tamil Nadu. It has details on the property such as it's classification, tax assessment, owner's name, etc. The ‘A’ register contained details of land while 'Chitta' was a record of ownership and 'Adangal' stored details of tenancy and cultivation.The ‘A’ register and 'Chitta' contain information required for the issue of documents like Records of Rights (ROR) to the public.

Adangal is the extract from A- Register, maintained at VAO's office. Adangal records provide more details about type of land and purpose of land. The Adangal extract contains information like Survey Number wise holdings, field area, tenancy details, crops & cultivation details etc.The 'Adangal' register is maintained at the village level and contains information on utilisation of each subdivision of land, including crop related details

TSLR means Town Survey Land Record. Field extract or town survey land extract act as the revenue land records for land in Tamil nadu. They are the equivalent of patta issued in municipalities and town areas.

Patta Chitta Details

Details about Patta, Chitta, Adangal etc. is available from the Tamil Nadu Land Records Website. This website provides the following information.

 1. Land Details

This section consists of several columns comprising the following details:

  • Survey Number – A unique number assigned to a particular piece of land for its physical identification.

  • Sub Division Number – It is a number showing sub-division of a particular survey number.

  • Extent of Land – It shows the total area of the land being considered.

  • Revenue – It includes details related to Land Revenue, Cesses and Water Rate.

  • Soil Type – It refers to classification of soil.

  • Irrigation Details as per the extent – It shows information about the source of irrigation and area under irrigation across different categories such as Kharif area, Rabi area and Garden area.

2.  Owner Details

  • As the name suggests, it include details of land owner such as Owner's name, Father's name, Address of the owner, Extent of the land holding and Other rights and liabilities. It also covers Acquisition type and its description showing the respective mutation entry associated with the transaction.

3. Cultivation & Crop details

  • This section comprises Year, Season, Cultivator's name, Cultivator's place of residence, Cultivation type, Extent of land under cultivation, Category-wise land utilisation and its extent, Name of crops grown, Extent of land under crops, Water source, Yield and Details of mixed crops.

View Patta / Chitta / TSLR Extract

Follow the below steps to view your Chitta / Patta extract details.

Patta Chitta TSLR Adangal Online Land Records Tamil Nadu

  • After Selecting the District and Area Type, click on "Submit"

Patta Chitta TSLR Adangal Online Land Records Tamil Nadu District Area

  • Select Taluk and Village.

Patta Chitta TSLR Adangal Online Land Records Tamil Nadu Taluk Village

  • You can view Patta using either Patta number or Survey Number. This is to ensure that only genuine users are viewing the Patta Extract.

  • If you are entering the Survey Number,  you have to enter one of the Survey Number and Sub Division Numbers relating to the  Patta. This is to ensure that only genuine users are viewing the Chitta Extract. 

    For Example, if Survey Number is 24/2A, please enter 24 in Survey Number, 2A in Subdivision Number. If Survey Number is 24, please enter 24 in Survey Number, leave Subdivision Number blank.

  • If you enter Survey Number above, then you can view the Patta/Chitta or the FMB.

  • Enter the Authentication Value as shown in the box. Click on "Submit"

  • On furnishing the correct details, the Chitta Extract copy will be displayed by the system.

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