When a property is transferred through a sale deed, gift deed, or transfer deed, the mutation process must be initiated to update ownership in the revenue records.
Key Points to Remember:
Documents Required: The required documents for mutation of property may vary depending on state-specific procedures.
Online Mutation of Property: Many states now provide the option to apply for mutation online, streamlining the process.
Mutation of Property After Death: For inherited properties, heirs must apply for mutation by providing proof, such as a will or succession certificate.
Time Limit for Mutation of Land: It is crucial to complete the mutation within the specified time to avoid delays or penalties.
Property mutation is essential for maintaining updated land records and ensuring smooth property tax collection but does not confer ownership rights.
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