MUTATION STATUS ENQUIRY APPLICATION
Enquiry date: 2 April 2026
Applicant: Aarav Sharma, Sector 21, Panchkula. Mutation/application no.: Mutation 118/2026. Original application date: 1 April 2026.
Property: SAS Nagar, Kharar, Village Kharar; Khewat 114, Khatauni 226, Khasra 18//12 min.; 4 kanal agricultural land, full ownership share..
Last known stage: Initiation pending. Existing status reference: Portal shows pending verification.
Information requested: Current processing stage and responsible office. Prior document/response context: Certified deed copy supplied 05 September 2026.
Please provide the current stage, pending action and final order/reference when available.
LEGAL BASIS
In Punjab a mutation moves through one chain: the Halqa Patwari enters it in the register of mutations, the Field Kanungo validates the entry, and the Circle Revenue Officer, a Naib Tehsildar or Tehsildar, attests, sanctions or rejects it. This enquiry asks where the mutation stands in that chain. A sanctioned mutation is good from the date of the order whether or not it has reached a jamabandi. An order sanctioning or rejecting a mutation can be appealed under section 13 of the Act, within thirty days to the Collector (section 14). In Chandigarh only the Union Territory's revenue villages carry a jamabandi, and mutations there are attested by the Tehsildar or Naib Tehsildar of the Union Territory; a sector property held from the Estate Office is not mutated this way.