Namantaran (Mutation)
नामान्तरण (दाखिल-खारिज)The official legal process of transferring the title name in the government revenue records from the seller to the new buyer post-registry.
Detailed Legal & Statutory Meaning (MPLRC 1959)
Executing a sale deed at the Sub-Registrar office registers the deed but does NOT automatically complete the revenue record update. Under Section 109/110 MPLRC, the buyer must apply for Namantaran before the Tehsildar / Naib Tehsildar court (or automated via RCMS MP portal). A 30-day public notice (Ishtahar) is issued to invite objections before the buyer is recorded as the new Bhumiswami in Khasra and Khatauni.
Key Record Components & Due Diligence Points
- ▪RCMS (Revenue Case Management System) Case Number
- ▪30-Day Ishtahar (Public Notice Period)
- ▪Patwari Verification Report (Fard)
- ▪Final Tehsildar Mutation Order (Namantaran Panji Entry)
Importance During Property Purchase & Registry
Without Namantaran, property tax receipts cannot be generated, building permission cannot be approved by Nagar Nigam, and the seller could fraudulently attempt to mortgage the land based on outdated revenue records.
Direct Impact on Madhya Pradesh Circle Rates & Stamp Duty
Namantaran requires verification of the certified copy of the registered sale deed where stamp duty compliance is validated against the prevailing circle rate at registration date.
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