Jild

जिल्द

Uttarakhand land records glossary · Documents & Records

What is Jild?

The bound volume in the registrar's office where your deed is copied.

Every registered deed is copied into numbered volumes (jild) at the sub-registrar's office, with page numbers. 'Jild No: 639, Pages 211-222' on a record tells you exactly which physical book and pages hold the copy of that deed - useful when ordering a certified copy years later.

Related terms

SRO (Sub-Registrar Office)Sale Deed (Bainama)

More in Documents & Records

  • Khasra - The plot number of a piece of land, and the register that describes each plot.
  • Khatauni - The record of rights: who holds which plots in a village, grouped by holder.
  • Khewat - An older ownership register grouping land by owner/share (mostly historical now).
  • Jamabandi - Another name for the record of rights, used in some states; in UP/UK usage it's effectively the khatauni.
  • Fard - A certified extract (copy) of the land record for a holding.
  • Nakal - A certified copy of any revenue record.

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