South Delhi Municipal Corporation Mutation Of Property

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South Delhi Municipal Corporation is one of the municipal corporations in India created when the former Municipal Corporation of Delhi was divided into three ("trifurcation").

As you asking here I am telling Mutation of property means giving notice of the transfer / devolution of property to a Government Department u/s 128(5) of the DMC Act, 1957. The mutation of the property can be done for Freehold as well as leasehold properties.

Procedure for Mutation / Transfer of Property / Change of owners name in MCD records:-

As per Bye Law 3 of the Taxation Miscellaneous Provisions Bye Laws, 1959, the notice regarding transfer of title required to be given under Section 128 shall be either in Form ‘A’ or Form ‘B’ as the case may be, and shall state clearly and correctly all the particulars required by the said form.

a) Whenever the title of any person to any land or building is transferred, both the transferor and transferee shall give notice of such transfer within a period of three months after the execution of the instrument of transfer or after registration / transfer is effected {Sec 128(1)};

b) In case of death of an owner, the person on whom the title devolves shall give notice of such devolution within six months from the date of death of the deceased {Sec 128(2)}

List of Documents required for Mutation of Land / House in Delhi:-

(A) In case of Transfer:-

1. Notice in Form-A
2. Copy of valid instrument(s) of transfer – deed of such transfer must be duly stamped and registered. Transfer duty on such stamp duty must have been paid;
3. Possession letter / mutation, if any;
4. Application for mutation with Rs.3/- Court fee stamp affixed on it;
5. Indemnity Bond on Rs.100/- Stamp Paper duly attested by Notary;
6. Affidavit on Rs.10/- Stamp Paper duly attested by Notary (Annex-A);
7. Clearance of up-to-date Property Tax;
8. Apportionment fee of Rs. 100/- per assessee for each period of assessment alongwith compounding fee of Rs. 50/- (wherever applicable) for each default u/s 128(1), 128(2) and 128(3) of the DMC Act.


(B) In case of devolution / inheritance:-

1. Notice in Form-B
2. Death Certificate of earlier owner;
3. Copy of Will along with codicil (if applicable) or Succession Certificate;
4. Indemnity Bond on Rs.100/- Stamp Paper duly attested by Notary;
5. Affidavit on Rs.10/- Stamp Paper duly attested by Notary (Annex-B);
6. Affidavit / No objection from other legal heir(s) / co-assessee(s) on Rs.10/-Stamp Paper duly attested by Notary in case of “Unregistered Will” (Annexure-C);
7. In case of Registered Will, affidavit from the person on whom the title devolves;
8. Clearance of up-to-date Property tax;
9. Apportionment fee of Rs. 100/- per assessee for each period of assessment alongwith compounding fee of Rs. 50/- (wherever applicable) for each default u/s 128(1), 128(2) and 128(3) of the DMC Act.


(C) In case of Power of Attorney / agreement to sell:-

1. Notice in Form-A
2. Copy of Power of Attorney duly registered in the office of Sub-Registrar;
3. Copy of Agreement to Sell duly registered in the office of Sub-Registrar;
4. Copy of Will;
5. Receipt of payment duly registered by Sub-Registrar;
6. Application for mutation with Rs.3/-Court fee stamp affixed on it;
7. Indemnity Bond on Rs.100/- Stamp Paper duly attested by Notary;
8. Affidavit on Rs.10/- Stamp Paper duly attested by Notary (Annex-A);
9. Clearance of up-to-date Property Tax;
10. Apportionment fee of Rs. 100/- per assessee for each period of assessment alongwith compounding fee of Rs. 50/- (wherever applicable) for each default u/s 128(1), 128(2) and 128(3) of the DMC Act.

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