West Bengal Certified CS Khatian RoR

A CS Porcha is the Cadastral Survey Record of Rights (RoR) in West Bengal—an old but official land record showing ownership/tenancy and plot details as per the earliest settlement records.

Anyone involved in land transactions where older history matters—buyers, sellers, heirs, lawyers, banks, and due diligence teams.

• Recorded owner/tenant name • Khatian number • Plot (Dag) details • Mouza, block, district references • Land classification and land area • Other RoR-related remarks (depending on record format)

CS Porcha is maintained under the land records system and is typically sourced via the local BLRO / record systems (depending on availability and vintage).

CS Porcha is often required when: • the land has legacy history, • there are ownership disputes, or • title verification needs a root document. For routine modern cases, LR/RS may be used—but CS is valuable for chain verification.

In many cases, older CS records are not as seamlessly digitized as LR data. With Landeed, you can request CS Porcha and receive it digitally.

Yes. It is an officially maintained land record and is widely used for legal verification and due diligence (though it is not, by itself, a “title deed”).

CS Porcha generally corresponds to settlement surveys conducted approximately between 1890 and 1940, but the exact year depends on your mouza. CS is a survey-vintage record, not a “yearly” document.