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Amit (Self employed)     05 October 2012

Can mutation done after decree be challenged after 22 years

 

Hello, 

My earlier question was too long and didn't get much replies, trying to write in short.

My grandfather transferred a piece of agricultural land in the name of my father (both are now deceased). This was carried out in 1991 and mutation was done in same year. Decree was done in the court and after that mutation. 

 

Now two of my uncles are challenging this decree and mutation stating this was done as fraud and by obtaining false signature of my grandfather. 

 

Can they challenge 22 years old mutation, that too carried out by decree ? 



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 2 Replies

Anish Thakur 7018812737 (advocate)     06 October 2012

nope ,the suit is time barred and comes under limitation act.

Bhaskar M. Raut (Advocate)     30 March 2013

if the uncles were minor when the mutation entry was carried out/ the decreee is passed by the court, then the said minor uncles can challenge the said mutation/ decree within 12 years after ataining the majority.


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