MUTATION OF LEASE RIGHTS
Application date: 2 April 2026
LEASEHOLD RECORD
Applicant: Aarav Sharma, Sector 21, Panchkula. Existing recorded leaseholder: Harpreet Singh. Proposed lease-right holder: Aarav Sharma.
The leasehold property lies in District SAS Nagar, Tehsil Kharar, Village Kharar and is identified by Khewat 114, Khatauni 226, Khasra 18//12 min.. Leasehold interest: 4 kanal agricultural land, full ownership share..
Current lease/estate record reference: Jamabandi 2022-23, Khewat 114.
TRANSFER OR DEVOLUTION OF LEASE RIGHTS
Source: registered lease, assignment or authority order affecting recorded lease rights, reference Document no. 118 dated 01 September 2026, dated 1 April 2026. Requested lease-right change: Full interest to be entered in favour of Aarav Sharma..
Source-document/authority status: Required source document attached. Lessor/authority consent or supporting material: Signed application and current record copy.
The requested mutation is confined to the leasehold interest permitted by the original lease/allotment and any required lessor or authority consent. It does not convert leasehold into freehold or remove continuing lease covenants.
OBJECTION / CONSENT STATUS
Known objection or competing-right status: No known objection has been communicated.
REQUEST
Please update the lease-right holder in the relevant estate/revenue record while preserving the lessor's superior title and all continuing conditions of the underlying lease.
LEGAL BASIS
In Punjab this application is the report of a change in rights under section 34 of the Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1887. It is addressed to the Circle Revenue Officer through the Halqa Patwari of the revenue estate, and can be handed to the Patwari or lodged at the Fard Kendra of the tehsil or sub-tehsil; 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. A mutation records a change of rights; it does not create title. An entry in the record of rights is presumed true only until the contrary is proved (section 44 of the Act), and section 45 sends anyone who disputes it to a civil suit for a declaration. In Chandigarh only the Union Territory's revenue villages carry a jamabandi; there the Patwari holds the record of rights and the Tehsildar or Naib Tehsildar of the Union Territory attests the mutation. A sector property held from the Estate Office has no jamabandi and is not mutated this way: the Estate Office's own transfer procedure applies. A leasehold site of the Estate Office also needs the Estate Office's no-objection certificate before the transfer and payment of one-third of the unearned increase under rule 7(ii) of the Chandigarh Estate Rules, 2007, and a site allotted by a development authority, such as GMADA, is re-transferred in the authority's own records on its own application.