Mutation -- On the basis of Will - Not permissible because revenue authorities have no jurisdiction to decide question of correctness of Will - Petitioner is at liberty to file a suit for declaration of title and permanent injunction...........
Mutation -- On the basis of Will - It is beyond jurisdiction of revenue authorities to determine genuineness of Will - If petitioner is of view that a Will was executed in his favour, then he has to establish his title by filing a properly constituted civil suit...........
Mutation -- On basis of Will - Revenue authorities have no jurisdiction to decide rights of parties on basis of Will - If a beneficiary wants to claim his title on basis of Will, then he has to establish his title before Court of competent jurisdiction...........
Revenue record -- Entries in revenue record do no confer title to a property, nor do they any presumptive value on title - They only enable the person in whose favour mutation is recorded, to pay the land revenue in respect of the land in question...........
Mutation -- Sanctioning or non-sanctioning of mutation does not confer any title over defendant...........
Mutation -- Confers no title and is only for fiscal purpose - Entries are only one of modes of proof of enjoyment of property - When properties devolved by modes other than by written instruments like sale deed, gift deed, Will etc., then Court can definitely take aid of revenue record and rely on mutation entries for a limited purpose to determine possession and to..........
Transfer of Property Act, 1882, Section 58(c), 54 -- Mortgage by conditional sale or sale with a condition to re-purchase - Change of mutation in the name of defendant is a formidable circumstance to show that document in question is a sale deed conveying absolute right and title to defendant...........
Mutation -- Mutation of property in revenue records are fiscal proceedings and does not create or extinguish title nor has it any presumptive value on title...........
Mutation -- Mutation of land in revenue records does not create or extinguish title over such land nor it has any presumptive value on title - It only enables person in whose favour mutation is ordered to pay land revenue in question...........
Hindu Law -- Custom - Inheritance - Right of daughter - Virgin daughter is not barred to inherit right of her father, rather collateral is excluded - Since defendants admitted plaintiff to be daughter of original owner, mutation which does not confer title in favour of grandmother of plaintiff after demise of her mother, was non est, illegal, null and void in eyes of law...........