1.
(SC) Adverse
Possession
2.
(SC)
Fraud
3.
(SC) Mutation of a
land in the revenue records does not create or extinguish the title
4.
(SCeJ) Mutation -
Does not create or extinguish title nor has it any presumptive value on title
5.
Bank - Mortgage by
deposit of title deeds - Mutation
6.
Civil Court -Revenue
Court would be bound by the judgment of the Civil Court to correct the revenue record
7.
Civil Courts did not
have the jurisdiction to decide the cases of mutation entries
8.
Decree and
Mutation
9.
Evidence Act,
Section 35 and Mutation - Entries made in the mutation or the facts mentioned in the order sanctioning the mutation are relevant
10.
Haryana Ceiling of
Land Holdings Act, 1972 (26 of 1972)
11.
Illegal refusal to
sanction
12.
Inheritance and
Mutation
13.
Limitation
14.
Limitation
15.
Limitation Act, 1963
(36 of 1963) Article 65 - No period of limitation has been prescribed
16.
Mere wrong
sanctioning of mutation in favour of the Government, does not make this land under the title of the State Government
17.
Mutation - Can be
sanctioned on the basis of the registered sale deed even if possession has not been transferred
18.
Mutation - Cannot be
kept in abeyance - Once the person is found to be in possession, the mutation has to be recorded in their name subject to the final outcome of the civil suit.
19.
Mutation - Cannot
have precedence over the sale deeds
20.
Mutation - Cannot
have precedence over the sale deeds
21.
Mutation - Civil
Court decree is final between the parties and, therefore, the rights flowing therefrom, would not get vitiated merely because mutation has not been sanctioned
22.
Mutation -
Inheritance never remains in abeyance
23.
Mutation - Merely
because the mutation was not got sanctioned by her, cannot be a ground for holding that she was not the owner in possession
24.
Mutation - Neither
creates nor extinguishes any title
25.
Mutation - Order
passed by the authorities while deciding the mutation proceedings has no bearing on adjudication of claims qua inheritance by the civil court
26.
Mutation -
Proceedings do not bear the signatures of the plaintiff
27.
Mutation - Revenue
Officer while sanctioning mutation is discharging purely administrative functions
28.
Mutation - Revenue
Officers - Has to prima facie proceed on the assumption that entries in the revenue record are correct
29.
Mutation entries
when incorporated in jamabandies - Should be got changed through Civil Court.
30.
Mutation Is no proof
of any transfer or disposition
31.
Mutation proceedings
cannot be kept in abeyance during the pendency of the dispute before the Civil Court
32.
Mutation upheld by
the civil court
33.
Mutation was null
and void
34.
Possession and
Mutation
35.
Rejection - Revenue
authorities were fully justified in rejecting the mutation
36.
Sale Deed and
Mutation
37.
Suit for declaration
- Cause of action to claim declaration - Mutation
38.
Will
39.
Will - Entry of a
mutation on the basis of a will, would not prove that a will was actually executed and duly proved.
40.
Will - Intricate
questions regarding validity of the Will and as to whether property was ancestral, in hands of the deceased, are not to be gone into by the revenue officials
