👉 ఒక Survey Number లో భూమి విభజించినప్పుడు వచ్చే చిన్న భాగాల సంఖ్యలే **Sub Division Numbers**
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Let’s assume a piece of land has Survey Number: 120. If that land is divided into 3 parts, here is how it works:
📌 What is a Sub-Division Number?
Sub-Division Number refers to the numerical identification given to smaller parts within a main Survey Number.
When a single piece of land under one survey number is divided into smaller parcels, each parcel is assigned a unique number.
These individual numbers are called Sub-Division Numbers.
📌 Example:
120/1
120/2
120/3
📌 Breakdown:
120 Original Survey Number
120/1, 120/2, 120/3 Sub-Division Numbers
You can see a visual representation of how a main survey number (like 45) splits into sub-divisions (like 45/1, 45/2) due to inheritance, sale, or development in the provided image watermarked
📌 Why is a Sub-Division Number Important?
Clear Identification: It helps to identify specific portions of the land without any ambiguity.
Accurate Revenue Records: It ensures correct details are updated in government records like Adangal, 1-B, and Mee Bhoomi.
Prevents Confusion: It eliminates disputes and confusion during land transactions and purchases.
📌 Important Note for Buyers:
Before purchasing any land, you must verify:
The main Survey Number
The specific Sub-Division Number
Where to cross-check these details?
Sale Deed (Registered documents)
Adangal (Land holding records)
Mee Bhoomi Records (Official government portal)
📌 In Simple Terms:
👉 When a larger piece of land under a Survey Number is split into smaller plots, the unique numbers given to those smaller portions are called Sub-Division Numbers.
