No Need To Go Around The Courts Anymore, Tribunal Will Be Set Up Soon To Amend And Correst Mistakes
Hyderabad, April 16 (Maxim News): The Telangana government has released the Bhubharati Rules. The government has said that there will be no need to go around the courts anymore, and there will be an opportunity for appeals.
It has been said that tribunals will be set up soon. It has been clarified that collectors and RDOs will have the power to amend and correct mistakes in names, area, land type and other matters.
The government has reiterated that there have been no changes in the land records and that the land registry will be based on the Dharani data. It has been clarified that collectors and RDOs will have the power to correct errors in names, area, land type, etc. The government has reiterated that there have been no changes in the land records and that the land registry will be based on the Dharani data.
Application for mutation based on will, inheritance (interstate or testamentary) should be made to the tahsildar on the Bhu Bharati portal. In case of intestate inheritance, a joint affidavit should be submitted from all the heirs. Survey/Sub-division Map (as of the date notified by the Commissioner) should also be submitted.
The Tahsildar will issue a notice and publish an advertisement in the Gram Panchayat and Tehsil office. Affidavit and evidence should be submitted within 7 days. The Tahsildar may examine the records and conduct a field inspection. A speaking order will be issued within 30 days. If the order is not issued, the applicant’s name will be included as a deemed mutation. If the mutation is approved, a new or updated Pattadar passbook will be issued Or if there is an incorrect entry in the Record of Rights, an application can be made on the Bhubharati portal. This will be within one year from the date of commencement of the Act or one year from the date of the incorrect entry. The applicant must submit an affidavit along with the Pattadar passbook, title deed, pahani, registered documents of other evidence.
The concerned officer will issue notices to the applicant, persons on record and others claiming the right. Objections should be submitted within 7 days of receipt of the notice, if there are no objections, a decision will be taken on the merits. The officer may examine the land records and conduct a field inspection. After conducting the inquiry, a speaking order will be issued within 60 days. This order will be made available on the portal and communicated to the parties. (Maxim News)
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