Mutation of Land in Bihar – Mutating a property, the new owner gets the ownership of the property registered to their name in the revenue department, and the government of Bihar can charge the property tax from the rightful owner. The change in the name ownership may happen due to the initial owner’s death and the ownership transfer due to inheritance or succession. In the case of the leased property, the ownership gets transferred with unchangeable power of attorney. In this article, we will see the mutation of the land process in Bihar.
A mutation must be transferred in all property name transfers, such as buying or restoring assets and the owner’s loss. Therefore, evaluating the tax liability when the owner is changed is vital. E- mutation Bihar helps you to file the petition for land mutation in online mode.
What is property mutation?
Property mutation is the process of transferring the title of a property from one person to another. In India, mutation is crucial as it helps in updating the land records with the revenue department. This legal procedure ensures that the new owner’s name is reflected in the records, and they become the rightful owner of the property.
Documents Required for Mutation Process
Mutation in case of sale of a property
The following documents are necessary for mutating a property in the village office:
- Application for mutation with a stamp affixed
- Registration deeds (Both current and previous)
- Sale deeds
- Affidavit on stamp paper of requisite value
- Receipt of up-to-date property tax payment
- Ration Card
- Aadhaar Card
Mutation in case of Will or Inheritance
- Death certificate
- Copy of Succession Certificate
- Affidavit on stamp paper
- Receipt of up-to-date property tax payment in case of Power of Attorney
- Copy of Power of Attorney
- Application for mutation with a stamp affixed
- Registration deeds (Both current and previous)
- Sale deeds
- Affidavit on stamp paper of requisite value
- Receipt of current property tax payment
- Ration Card
- Aadhaar Card
Why is applying for property mutation important?
To begin with, property mutation is essential for availing various government services such as obtaining building permits, electricity connections, and property tax assessments. However, the first and foremost reason to apply for a mutation is because it helps in preventing disputes related to ownership. Opting for mutation can also be rewarding if you’re thinking of selling the property in the near future.
Online Mutation of Land in Bihar
Step 1: The applicant can visit the official website of Bihar Bhumi.
Step 2: The applicant has to click on the “registration” button to register on the website for the first time or else they can click on the “Login” button.
Step 3: Once the applicant has logged in, select the district and circle. Then click on the “Apply New Mutation” option.
Step 4: Then, the applicant has to select the “On Application” under the ‘Mutation initiation type‘.
Step 5: Now the applicant has to fill all the required details in the form and click on “Save as Draft and Next“.
Step 6: On the ‘Upload Document‘ page, upload a scanned PDF file of the ‘Sale Deed‘ and click the ‘Save‘ button. After this, the applicant will receive a ‘receipt‘ which will be saved and also they can take a print of the receipt.
offine property mutation process in Bihar?
- Visit the local municipal office or the revenue department.
- Fill out the mutation application form with accurate details.
- Submit the required documents along with the application.
- Pay the mutation fees as per the prevailing rates.
- Once verified, the updated land records will be issued in the new owner’s name.
FAQs
What is the property mutation process in Bihar?
Individuals have to either visit the official Govt. website or the land and revenue department office, pay the mutation fee, and submit relevant documents to complete the land mutation process.
How long does the property mutation process take in Bihar?
Generally, the property mutation certificate is issued within 15-30 days of the land mutation application.
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