Sri a Krishnappa v. the State of Karnataka
Case brief
What is this about?
Mutation entries do not confer title; entries only ascertain liability for land revenue; title disputes to be adjudicated by competent civil court. Karnataka High Court (Division Bench: Jayant Banerji and Umesh M Adiga JJ.), WA No. 989 of 2022 (KLR-RES), decided 03.09.2025, NC: 2025:KHC:34537-DB. Keywords: revenue mutation, R.P.No.362/2015-16, Deputy Commissioner Bangalore Urban, W.P.No.12653/2020, Will of Bajappa, Sy.No.125/1 and Sy.No.126/1, Yelahanka Taluk, occupancy rights, fraud allegation, I.A.No.4/2022, Karnataka High Court Act Section 4, appeal dismissed, pending I.As. disposed.
What did the court decide?
Mutation entries do not confer title; they are made only for the purpose of ascertaining which party is liable for payment of land revenue. ¶58