Demarcation & Boundary Marking in Ranchi is provided by Amin Ajit kumar, a local Amin (land surveyor) serving Ranchi city and nearby blocks. Call or WhatsApp +91 79037 04064 with your khata / plot number for a quote and site visit.
Boundary disputes are one of the most common land problems in and around Ranchi. Before you build a boundary wall or start construction, it is important to know exactly where your land begins and ends.
Amin Ajit kumar carries out demarcation (seemankan) by reading your land records and government map (naksha) and transferring them to the ground, so boundary pillars / marks are placed at the right spot.
What's included
- Reading plot boundaries from khatiyan and mauza map
- Locating reference points and adjoining plots on ground
- Marking corners / boundary points of your plot
- Identifying possible encroachment (atikraman) by or on neighbours
- Advice before boundary wall or construction
- Help with application for official demarcation at the Circle Office (Anchal), if required
How it works
- 1
Share papers
Khatiyan, deed and map details are shared on WhatsApp.
- 2
Map study
Your plot and neighbouring plots are studied on the map.
- 3
Ground marking
Corners and boundary lines are located and marked on site.
- 4
Report & advice
You get a clear picture of boundaries and any encroachment issues.
Documents required
- Khatiyan / Register-II copy
- Registered sale deed or other ownership document
- Mauza map / naksha copy (if available)
- Latest lagan receipt
- Details of adjoining plot numbers (if known)
Frequently asked questions
What is demarcation (seemankan) of land?
Demarcation means identifying and marking the exact boundaries of a plot on the ground as per land records and the government map, so the owner knows precisely which area belongs to them.
Is private demarcation legally valid?
A private survey gives you an accurate technical picture and is very useful before construction or purchase. For legal disputes, official demarcation through the Circle Office may be required — we can guide you through that process as well.
Should I get demarcation done before building a boundary wall?
Yes. Building a wall without demarcation is a common cause of disputes with neighbours. Getting boundaries marked first saves money and future legal trouble.