What is mutation of property?Property mutation or intkal of property as many call it is transfer or change of property title in the government and local body’s records for a particular property.When does property mutation occur?Property mutation usually occurs in the events such as-1.Death of the original owner and subsequent transfer of property due to inheritance.2.When the property is leased, the ownership can be transferred via irrevocable power of attorney.3.When you buy a property4.When someone gifts or donates the propertyHow to apply for property mutation?To get property mutation, you can go online on the official website of the land revenue body of your state or you can visit the revenue officer’s office in your state to get the process completed.Documents required for property mutationThe documents required for property mutation are as follows:1.Filled application form for property mutation2.Copy of title or sale deed3.Affidavit on stamp paper as suggested by the sub-registrar4.Indemnity bond5.Copy of government approved ID such as Aadhaar Card6.Property tax payment receipt7.Copy of power of attorney or succession certificate or death certificate of the owner (if applicable)The property mutation will be completed post verification of the claims, property and documents submitted to the officer. It usually takes 15 to 30 working days to update the local body’s record and then the property mutation certificate is issued.
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March 8, 2021
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