Record-of-rights must include:

A Record-of-rights (RoR) is a fundamental document in land administration, detailing ownership, cultivation, and other rights associated with land. It must include a Statement of customs because customary practices often govern land use, inheritance, and rights within a community, making them integral to understanding land tenure and resolving disputes.

• Wills are private documents, not directly part of the public RoR, though they might influence ownership changes.
• Oral evidence is a form of proof used in proceedings, not a component of the permanent record itself.
• A Tehsil map is a geographical representation, complementary to but distinct from the textual record-of-rights.