Does mutation mean ownership?
Mutation Entries Don’t Confer Property Title, Says Supreme Court. Mutation records do not confer the title of a property on anyone and the ownership has to be established independently, in a declaratory suit, the Supreme Court has opined.
Is mutation proof of ownership?
However, one cannot claim ownership of a piece of land officially without presenting the document of mutation. In addition, mutation is essential to transfer, register or payment of tax. Hence it is the duty of the new owner to mutate his/her name in the record of rights properly and cautiously.
What is the purpose of mutation of property?
Mutation, also termed as ‘Dakhil Kharij’, is the process of recording the change/transfer in the title of ownership after the property has been transferred or sold. Once mutation is done, the same is recorded in the land revenue department, which eventually helps the authorities to fixate upon the tax liability.
Can a property be sold without mutation?
Mutation is not the proof of title. It is done for the purpose of payment of revenue and it is a mere proof of possession. 2. So if the titile is clen and titile is clear then there is no impediment to buy this proeprty even if there is no Mutation certificate in the name of the seller.
What documents are required for mutation?
Documents Required for Mutation
- Copy of sale deed.
- Receipt of property tax payments till date.
- Registration deed.
- Mutation application with court fee stamp affixed.
- Affidavit on stamp paper of requisite value.
- Ration card.
- Aadhaar card.
What are the grounds of mutation?
When mutation is required Usually, mutation is required for the following reasons: If the land owner dies and his/her successors want to update the records. If the ownership of the land is transferred by registered deed. If land ownership is dissolved for alluvion or under section 90, 91, 92, 93 of the SAT Act.
