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Entires of Jamabandi


Year _____________        Village _____________ Tehsil & District_________________Hadbast No.________  


12.

Remarks

 

11.

Share of   ownership  or revenue

 

10.

Rent, as is paid by the tenant  and contents of measurement

 

9.

Contents of rate, number of revenue paid by the cultivator.

 

8.

Area & nature   of land   in each  field

 

7.

Khasra or Murabba Number  and Killa No.

 

6.

Sources of Irrigation

 

5.

Name of cultivator with complete details

 

4.

Name  of owner with complete details

 

3.

Name or Patti & site

 

2.

Khataouni No.

 

1.

Khewat or Jamabandi No.

 


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