Tamil Nadu Patta/Chitta
Official Land Ownership & Classification Record in TN
Overview
The Patta/Chitta is a crucial document for landowners in Tamil Nadu, serving as the official record for both ownership and land classification. Patta represents the land ownership record, while Chitta indicates the classification of the land, such as wetland or dryland. These documents are necessary for various purposes, such as property transactions, legal verification, and applying for land-related services.
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FAQs
What are Patta and Chitta in Tamil Nadu?
Patta is a land ownership record issued by the Tamil Nadu Revenue Department, detailing the landowner's name, survey number, and extent of the land. Chitta, on the other hand, classifies the land as either wetland (nanjai) or dryland (punjai), indicating its nature and permissible uses.
How can I apply for Patta/Chitta in Tamil Nadu?
You can apply for Patta/Chitta online through Landeed. The application process requires the submission of property details, survey number, village name.
What is the validity of Patta/Chitta in Tamil Nadu?
Patta and Chitta are dynamic documents that reflect changes in land ownership, classification, or conversion. They remain valid as long as there are no modifications or changes in ownership. A recent Patta/Chitta is usually required for legal transactions or land conversions.
How long does it take to obtain Patta/Chitta in Tamil Nadu?
The digital version of Patta/Chitta can be obtained instantly via Landeed.
What is the difference between Patta and Chitta?
Patta is concerned with the legal ownership of the land, whereas Chitta provides details about the land type (wetland or dryland). Both documents are often combined for a comprehensive record of the land's status.
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