The Land and Land Reforms Act deals with the procedure for making a record of rights. These methods are: (1) Travers Survey (2) Cadastral Survey (3) Khanapuri (4) Bujharat (5) Tasdiq (6) Draft Income. And. And Preparation (6) Disposal of Complaints (6) Final Record etc. and its publication. Although Traverse Survey and Cadastral Survey are not required for the general public, both are required in the public sector. Besides, no matter who owns the land in any way and if that person owns that land, it would be best if the land owned by him can be recorded as per the rules. There are land record offices in every district of Bangladesh. If you search in this office, everything will be known as land mark number (plot number) ledger , amount of land (hundred / acre). There is also land design in the area. More than one ledger can be found in a mouza. In order to ascertain the amount of land which is shown in the Government Records of Rights, whether it is in the ledger or in the dag number, it is necessary to conduct the survey according to the selected time , so that the amount and boundary of the land after purchase is not disputed in future. Land spots can be three angles or four angles. This record of rights must be treated as an official document. A certified copy of the Record of Rights is called a pamphlet. This pamphlet can be called copyright in Bengali. Even if the original document is lost, a certified copy can be submitted in due course. This certified copy is admissible to the court. According to the protection and rules, every land owner must have his land recorded in the Record of Rights.