Record-of-rights must include:

A Record-of-rights is a vital legal document that details the ownership, tenure, and various rights associated with land. It serves as a primary source of information for land administration and dispute resolution.

• The correct answer is Statement of customs. Customary practices often dictate land use, inheritance, and community rights, making their inclusion essential for a comprehensive and accurate record of land rights.
• Wills are private testamentary documents, not typically part of the public record-of-rights.
• Oral evidence is a form of testimony, not a written record itself.
• Tehsil map provides geographical information but doesn't detail the specific rights and customs associated with the land in the same way a record-of-rights does.