India's Land Ownership Documents Explained: From 7/12 to Jamabandi

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Land records are essential documents required for property transactions across India. Different states use varying names for these records, such as 7/12 extract in Maharashtra, Khatauni in Uttar Pradesh, Jamabandi in Punjab, and Patta in Tamil Nadu. Despite the differences in terminology, all these documents serve the same core purpose of detailing land ownership, cultivation rights, and tax liabilities. The Indian government has been actively digitizing these records to make them more accessible to citizens online.

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