An Akarbandh is a detailed village revenue record that contains the official survey sketches, measurements, and extents of land parcels within a survey number. In Karnataka, it is maintained by the revenue department during settlement operations and is part of the foundational land records.
Akarbandh visually depicts the shape, size, and boundaries of land, helping confirm there are no encroachments or overlaps.
This makes it especially critical when buying large land parcels, agricultural plots, or layouts on Bengaluru’s outskirts.
The process typically takes 2–4 weeks, with local surveyors occasionally conducting spot inspections.
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No. RTC (Pahani) records ownership & cultivation; Akarbandh is the physical survey sketch of the land.
While not mandatory, it significantly strengthens documentation, especially for agricultural or converted land sales.
Discrepancies can exist due to old surveys. You can apply for a re-survey or correction through the revenue office.
Yes, under Karnataka’s Bhoomi project, many Akarbandhs are now digitized. You can verify or download these online for several districts.
An Akarbandh serves as a key survey record defining your land’s exact shape and size. Keeping it updated protects against encroachments, supports conversions, and strengthens your legal claim—making it an indispensable document in any property portfolio.
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