Re-partitioning farm land in Telangana village

Dear Client,
As per the topographical land survey, layout marking and demarcation are done inclusive of roads, plots, commercial spaces and extra spaces for public use etc. The demarcation is almost purely a technical operation, carried out jointly by the surveyors, acting as boundary engineers, of both parties. Post-survey of the land, a unique survey number is given for plots based on the topographical location of the lands. Property demarcation means physically dividing the property into metes and bounds (i.e. area and boundaries of each property will be made), the rules and procedure of which may vary from state to state. Only the recorded owners of the property can apply for demarcation to the Tehshildar/Land Revenue Officer or it can be done on orders from a Court. In the given situation, you visit the office of the Land Revenue Department or Survey Department for more information/clarification and if required, consult with a local Advocate for guidance and steps.

Dear Client,
All three co-owners need to reach a mutual agreement on how the land should be re-partitioned. This agreement must include clear terms regarding the division of the land, ensuring that each person gets land equivalent to their current total ownership. Ensure that the value of the land is taken into account when re-partitioning. For instance, if some land is more fertile or has better access, adjustments might be needed to ensure fairness. Once the agreement is reached, a partition deed must be drafted. This legal document will outline the new ownership boundaries and the terms of the re-partition. The partition deed should be registered with the local Sub-Registrar's office to make it legally binding. After the partition deed is registered, you need to apply for the mutation of land records. Visit the local revenue office to update the ownership details in the land revenue records. We hope that our response is helpful to you.