Single Nakal Khata 6 Bhan 5-1/2 x 14 Inch | Traditional Bahi Khata Copy Register

Description

A single nakal khata is the copy book — "nakal" means copy, and this is where the shop keeps its own written record of an entry that also goes to the customer. Keeping that copy is what settles a dispute months later, when the paper in someone’s pocket has faded and both sides are relying on memory.

Pairs well with the single rokad.

This is the single nakal in 6 bhan, with the long narrow 5-1/2 x 14 inch page that traditional entries are written on: a narrow column for the amount and a full column for particulars, running down the length of the sheet rather than across a wide page.

It pairs naturally with a rokad or cash book — the cash book keeps the money, the nakal keeps the copy.

What a nakal register does that a cash book cannot

Money can be recorded in one book, but an entry that also goes to the customer needs its own copy. The nakal register is that copy: it holds the shop’s record of the slip, the bill or the delivery note that left the counter, so a dispute months later is settled by paper instead of memory.

This is the single nakal in 6 bhan, on the long narrow 5-1/2 x 14 inch page that traditional entries are written on – a narrow column for the amount and a full column for particulars, running down the length of the sheet. It pairs naturally with a rokad or a cash book: the cash book keeps the money, the nakal keeps the copy.

The narrow page also makes the copies easy to file: a season’s nakal slips, or a whole year’s, take up the depth of a single book rather than a box.

Single Nakal Khata – sizes and options

• Color: Maroon

Part of our account book range.

Keep the single nakal khata beside the cash book: one records the money, the other keeps the copy.

Kept alongside the cash book, a single nakal khata settles questions that memory cannot. Written in 6 bhan, a single nakal khata holds a season of copies in the depth of one book.