How to Check Delhi Land Record

Delhi land records are available online through the official DLRC portal maintained by the Revenue Department, Government of NCT of Delhi. You can check ownership details, khasra and khata numbers, and historical land data by district, tehsil, village or owner name, without visiting a land revenue office. 

Benefits of Delhi Land Record

  • You will need to have your land identification number:
    • Khata number
    • Khasra number
    • Survey number

If you have the number, you can see the Delhi land records online easily.

  • Since the Delhi land records are available online, it reduces your need to visit land revenue offices.
  • The process of viewing the Delhi land records online increases transparency in information. This avoids corruption and also bureaucratic hurdles.

Limitations of Delhi Land Record

  • The Delhi land records details are on the portal for information purposes.
  • The Delhi land records cannot be used as proof in the court of law.
  • You can get physical copies of the Delhi land records only when you submit an application at the tehsildar's office.
  • If a Delhi land record shows an error, you can raise it with the tehsildar's office for the relevant tehsil — the DLRC portal lists the address and contact details for each tehsildar by district. 

Details you need to Check in Delhi Land Record

  • Khasra number
  • Khata number
  • Division name
  • Jamabandi number
  • Village name
  • Sub-division name
  • Owner(s) name

Process to Check Delhi Land Record Online

  • Step 1: Visit the website, https://dlrc.delhigovt.nic.in/.
  • Step 2: Choose Khasra Khatauni Details under DLR Act. You will see another page with all the districts in Delhi listed with the villages and sub-divisions.
  • Step 3: Choose your row and select View Records.
  • Step 4: Enter your khata type, and the village name.
  • Step 5: Write the name of the owner and also the khata number of your property.

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Process to Check Delhi jamabandi Details

  • Step 1: Go to the portal and select Jamabandi Details under PLR Act.
  • Step 2: Choose view records from the area.
  • Step 3: Select your village and key in the jamabandi number.
  • Step 4: You will see the khata details.

How to check Khasra number for ROR Delhi Land Record?

The following are steps to check Khasra number for ROR Delhi land record:

  • Step 1: Visit the official DLRC portal (Delhi Land Records Computerisation), maintained by the Revenue Department, Government of NCT of Delhi. 
  • Step 2: Click on the "Khasra Khatauni details under DLR Act".
  • Step 3: In the new page, click on "View Records".
  • Step 4: Enter the required details .
  • Step 5: Click on 'by Khasra Number'.
  • Step 6: Click on 'View Khata Details'

Property Mutation in Delhi

The mutation is a procedure of transferring a property from one person to another. Freehold and leasehold properties can be mutated. The mutation procedure is carried out at Municipal Corporation Delhi (MCD), Delhi Development Authority (DDA), and Land and Development Office (L&DO).

You can also use DORIS (Delhi Online Registration Information System), the state's e-Search facility, to look up a property's registered sale deed alongside its land record and mutation details. 

Documents Required

The following are the documents required for the mutation of the property:

  • Sale deed copy.
  • Duly attested undertaking form from the transferee on Rs.10 stamp paper.
  • No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the housing board.
  • Property tax clearance receipt.
  • Duly attested indemnity bond on Rs.100 stamp paper.
  • Will copy.
  • Apportionment fee of Rs.100 and composition fee Rs.50.
  • Owner's death certificate.
  • Power of attorney papers.

How to get a Mutation Certificate Online in Delhi?

The mutation certificate can be downloaded from the MCD website. Here are the steps given below:

  • Visit the official website of MCD.
  • Click on 'Download Mutation Certificate' from the bottom of the page.
  • Enter all your details such as registration date, registration number, Sub Registrar's Office (SRO), and captcha.

FAQs on How to Check Delhi Land Records

1.What is Delhi Land Record (DLR)?

Delhi Land Record (DLR) is the online database of land ownership, khasra and khata details maintained by the Revenue Department, Government of NCT of Delhi. It lets residents check land information for a village or sub-division without visiting a land revenue office.

2.What information does the Delhi land record website show?

The Delhi land record website shows ownership details, khasra and khata numbers, division and village names, and jamabandi numbers for land parcels across Delhi. You can search these Delhi land records by district, tehsil, village or owner name. 

3.What are the benefits of checking Delhi land records online?

Checking Delhi land records online reduces the need to visit a land revenue office in person. It also makes the process more transparent, since anyone with the khata or khasra number can view the same information. 

4.What are the limitations of Delhi land records available online?

Delhi land records shown online are for information purposes only and cannot be used as proof in a court of law. To get a physical copy of a Delhi land record, you need to apply at the relevant tehsildar's office. 

5.What details do you need to check a Delhi land record?

To check a Delhi land record, you typically need the khasra number, khata number, division and village name, sub-division name, jamabandi number, or the owner's name. Having any one of these identifiers is usually enough to search the record. 

6.How do you check Khasra Khatauni details for a Delhi land record online?

Khasra Khatauni details for a Delhi land record can be checked online under the DLR Act by selecting your district, tehsil and village, then choosing View Records. You then enter the khata type, village name and owner details to view the record. 

7.What is Jamabandi in a Delhi land record?

Jamabandi is a record-of-rights document that lists the landholdings linked to a khata under the PLR Act for a Delhi land record. It is checked online on the same portal used for Khasra Khatauni details, by selecting the village and entering the jamabandi number. 

8.Can a Jamabandi extract be used as proof of ownership for Delhi land?

A Jamabandi extract for Delhi land is a record of rights, not standalone proof of ownership. It should be read alongside the underlying registered sale deed and other title documents. 

9.What is property mutation in Delhi?

Property mutation in Delhi is the process of updating land or property records to reflect a change in ownership, such as after a sale, inheritance or gift. It applies to both freehold and leasehold Delhi properties and is handled by the MCD, DDA or L&DO depending on the property. 

10.What documents are required for property mutation in Delhi?

Property mutation in Delhi typically requires the sale deed, an attested undertaking from the transferee, a housing board NOC, property tax clearance, an indemnity bond, and supporting documents such as a will, death certificate or power of attorney where applicable. The exact list depends on how the property changed hands. 

11.How can you download a Delhi property mutation certificate online?

A Delhi property mutation certificate can be downloaded online from the MCD website by selecting the option to download the mutation certificate and entering details such as the registration number, registration date and Sub Registrar's Office. The certificate is issued once these details are verified. 

12.Are Delhi land records the same as property registration records?

Delhi land records and property registration records are related but distinct — land records show khasra, khata and jamabandi details, while registration records confirm the registered sale deed for a property. Both may need to be checked together when verifying a Delhi property. 

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