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Partition (Taqseem) of Joint Land

مشترکہ کھیوٹ کی تقسیم — خانگی اور عدالتی تقسیم

Most agricultural land in Punjab is held jointly in a khewat, with each owner holding a share rather than a defined piece. Families often divide the land on the ground, but the record still shows everyone as joint owners. That makes sale, inheritance and possession disputes harder. We work out the shares from the record, advise on private or revenue-court partition, and help bring the division you already have into the record.

Joint Khewat

Clear picture of every co-owner and their share in the joint holding.

Private (Family) Partition

Recording a division the family has agreed on.

Revenue-Court Partition

Guidance on applying for partition before the revenue officer when co-owners do not agree.

Ground vs Record

Comparing who farms which part with what the record shows.

Share Verification

Checking that shares in the record are correct before dividing.

Survey Support

Where the ground position matters, our RTK survey service can measure the parts.

What You Receive

  • Co-owners and shares from the current and old record
  • Comparison of ground possession with the record
  • Written opinion on private vs revenue-court partition
  • Steps and documents for the chosen route
  • Optional RTK measurement of the proposed division
  • Support to your advocate during proceedings

Typical Uses

  • Joint khewat among brothers
  • Family division not in record
  • Co-owner will not agree
  • Before selling a share
  • After inheritance
  • Possession vs share mismatch

How It Works

  1. 1

    Confidential Consultation

    Explain the matter in a meeting or on WhatsApp and share whatever papers you have.

  2. 2

    Record Research

    We establish every co-owner’s share and how possession stands on the ground.

  3. 3

    Written Opinion

    A clear opinion on what went wrong, your rights, the risks and the correct route.

  4. 4

    Guidance to Resolution

    We guide you through private or revenue-court partition, with survey support if needed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

We divided the land years ago. Why does the record still show us as joint owners?

A family division on the ground does not change the record by itself. It has to be brought into the record through the proper partition procedure.

One co-owner will not agree to partition. What can we do?

Partition can be applied for before the revenue officer. We explain the procedure and prepare the record facts for your application.

Do you measure the land for partition?

Our consultancy is about the record. If the division needs to be marked on the ground, our separate RTK survey service can measure it.

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