What is Khatian in West Bengal?
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The account a holding is recorded under: one recorded owner, and every Dag number they hold in that mouza. Where the Dag is a piece of land, the Khatian is a person's whole holding in the village. In other states the nearest equivalent is the Khata or Khewat.
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