Mutation of Property Through Inheritance
When a property owner passes away, ownership is transferred to the legal heirs through mutation via inheritance.
Key Steps in the Mutation Process
- Application Submission: Legal heirs must submit an application to the concerned authority.
- Required Documents: Attach the following:
- Affidavit detailing the legal heirs.
- Death certificate of the deceased.
- A copy of the Will (if available).
- Verification: The concerned authority reviews and verifies the documents.
- Mutation Entry: Once approved, the mutation is recorded in the latest revenue records.
Important Considerations:
- Online Mutation of Property: Many authorities now offer online platforms to apply for mutation.
- Mutation of Property After Death: Legal heirs should initiate the mutation process promptly after the owner’s death.
- Time Limit for Mutation of Land: Completing the mutation within the stipulated time helps avoid disputes or penalties.
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