Ask the current classification, holder, subdivision, government interest and the record supporting the answer.
PEOPLE AND AGREEMENTS
Stop and verify any government or poramboke land issue
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Possession, a fence, tax payment or a private deed does not by itself make government or poramboke land privately saleable.
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Direct answer
Use the exact survey number and subdivision to check the current classification and supporting revenue records. Ask the VAO and Tahsildar for written clarification when any record shows government, poramboke, pathway, watercourse or another public classification.
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What this check covers
- A-Register, Patta or TSLR classification for the exact land identity
- FMB or town-survey sketch and subdivision
- Government-land or poramboke verification service result
- Assignment, house-site Patta, lease, alienation or transfer order if claimed
- Conditions, beneficiary, extent, purpose and later cancellation or resumption record
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What to compare
- Seller deed and complete title chain
- Current revenue classification and holder entries
- Government order, assignment or lease claimed
- EC and registered documents without treating them as classification proof
- Physical occupation, water features, paths and public use
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Check it step by step
Every answer must match the exact property, person and document.
- Copy the exact land identity
Use the correct revenue village or town, survey number, subdivision and extent from the deed and current records.
- Open the official poramboke and land-record routes
Save the complete result, source and date. Do not use a cropped screenshot.
- Read the A-Register or TSLR classification
Check the exact subdivision and remarks, not a nearby survey number.
- Obtain the claimed government order
If assignment, Patta, lease, alienation or transfer is claimed, get the complete order and every condition.
- Ask the revenue offices in writing
Take the conflict to the VAO, Tahsildar, survey office and district administration as appropriate.
- Inspect the site and public features
Look for channels, drains, paths, tanks, coast, common use, government occupation or boundary conflict.
- Stop until the status is resolved
Do not pay because the seller has occupied or taxed the land for years. Obtain property-specific legal advice.
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Whom to ask
Use an independent professional and the responsible office, not only the seller or broker.
Ask for the official sketch, field identity, subdivision and clarification of the physical parcel.
Ask whether the claimed assignment, Patta, lease or deed permits this transfer and what unresolved public rights remain.
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What to ask
- What is the current classification of this exact subdivision?
- Is it private land, assigned land, leased government land or government poramboke?
- What order created the seller’s claimed right and what conditions apply?
- Is there any pathway, watercourse, common use, acquisition or public reservation?
- Can the complete official file and survey identity be produced?
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Official website and office
Use the current government route and keep the exact identity and date checked.
If a portal is unavailable, do not assume the seller copy is correct. Ask the responsible office with the complete record.
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What this evidence does not prove
- A private deed does not by itself change government classification.
- Tax, EB, water or possession does not prove private ownership.
- A Patta or assignment claim must be matched to the exact order, beneficiary, land and conditions.
- This page cannot decide disputed government title or transferability.
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Stop on these mismatches
- A-Register or TSLR shows government or poramboke
- Seller uses a nearby private survey number
- Assignment or lease order is incomplete or conditional
- Pathway, channel, tank or public use crosses the land
- VAO, Tahsildar, survey and deed records conflict
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Next step on this site
Open the next guide that answers the unresolved question.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Stop and verify any government or poramboke land issue FAQs
One person, paper or portal result is not a complete property verification.
Does long possession make poramboke land private?
Do not assume so. Check the current classification, official orders and property-specific law.
Is a house-site Patta enough?
Match the complete Patta or assignment order, beneficiary, land identity, extent, conditions and later records.
Who should I ask?
Start with the VAO and Tahsildar, use the survey office for land identity and obtain a property advocate’s opinion.
KEEP THE CHECK CONNECTED
Use the record with the next property check
A single paper or portal result is not enough. Keep the owner, land, approval and payment checks connected.
