Does BTR Register Confer Property Title?

2025 Supreme(Online)(Mad) 41345

If the petitioners have no title to the property by the virtue of registering a sale deed, it will not automatically confer title on the purchasers. A purchaser can acquire title to the property only if the vendor has valid title. ... BTR 28.03.2025 ... In terms of Rule 55 of the Registration Rules, it is not the job of the Sub Registrar to probe into questions of title#HL_E....

2021 Supreme(Online)(KER) 3112

The petitioner then submitted that respondents 3 and 4 thereafter approached the 1st respondent seeking that the Survey Nos. in the Basic Tax Register (BTR) with respect to the property be corrected and that said Authority issued Ext.P9 order, without even hearing him. ... In such event, certainly, the suit will become one for title and the entries in the BTR would be of no consequence, especially if the parties are able t....

If an intending purchaser finds on the register no adverse deed affecting the property, he is placed in the same position, as regards his title to the land, as if no such deed existed. ... C case No. 17,639 was merely declaratory and did not confer title on the plaintiff, it was not a decree affecting land within the meaning of section 8 of the Ordinance and  therefore did not require registration. In consequence it ....

2021 Supreme(Online)(KER) 19335

The learned counsel concluded his submissions by saying that the records maintained in the Revenue Office cannot be used by the petitioner to claim title over the property in question and that the Basic Tax Register (BTR) clearly indicates that the properties are that of the the Temple and 'Ooralan Karuthedath ... Sri.Santheep Ankarath, further, explained that, even though the petitioner contends that her grandmother was the title....

2025 Supreme(Online)(Ker) 39990

Further, the Village OfÏcer stated that as per the title deed and ‘A’ Register, property was paddy land. It was also added that in the BTR prepared on the basis of resurvey, property was described as ‘Purayidam’. ... He further contended that, the Additional Tahsildar was competent in the light of relevant Government orders to make corrections in the BTR and also in the Thandaper Register. He hence submit....

Madras

The petitioner claims title over the petition mentioned land. She wants to deal with the same. However, on account of objection raised by the HR&CE Department, the second respondent is declining to register the document. 3. ... Btr 3.The Assistant Commissioner, Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowment Department, Paramakudi, Ramanathapuram District. ... or refuse to register the document by passing....

Madras

The petitioner claims title over the petition mentioned land. She wants to deal with the same. However, on account of objection raised by the HR&CE Department, the second respondent is declining to register the document. 3. ... Btr 3.The Assistant Commissioner, Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowment Department, Paramakudi, Ramanathapuram District. ... or refuse to register the document by passing....

Madras

The petitioner claims title over the petition mentioned land. He wants to deal with the same. However, on account of objection raised by the HR&CE Department, the second respondent is declining to register the document. 3. ... Btr 3.The Assistant Commissioner, Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowment Department, Paramakudi, Ramanathapuram District. ... or refuse to register the document by passing ....

Madras

The petitioner claims title over the petition mentioned land. She wants to deal with the same. However, on account of objection raised by the HR&CE Department, the second respondent is declining to register the document. 3. ... Btr 3.The Assistant Commissioner, Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowment Department, Paramakudi, Ramanathapuram District. ... or refuse to register the document by passing....

Madras

The petitioner claims title over the petition mentioned land. She wants to deal with the same. However, on account of objection raised by the HR&CE Department, the second respondent is declining to register the document. 3. ... Btr 3.The Assistant Commissioner, Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowment Department, Paramakudi, Ramanathapuram District. ... or refuse to register the document by passing....

2021 0 Supreme(Ker) 1149

The properties were settled in favour of the petitioner by her husband as per settlement deed No.990/2006 dated 4.5.2006. The petitioner is the present owner of 23.30 Ares of land comprised in Sy.Nos.486/4 A1 and 486/4 B1 of Edathua Village. The properties are classified as 'Nilam' in the revenue records and in the Basic Tax Register (BTR). The properties had devolved on the petitioner's husband as per gift deed No.2117/1957 dated 12.10.1957 executed by her husband's grandfat....

2020 0 Supreme(Mad) 1477

There cannot be any dispute that the entries in 'A' Register do not confer title to anybody as it is not a title document and it is only a record of those particulars which are relevant to determine the land revenue due from those lands. Each one of the 12 columns of the 'A' Register signifies the extent and quantum of land revenue payable by the owners of those lands to the State. 13.8 Column Nos.1 and 2 denote the old and new survey numbers of the property; Column No.3 indi....

2020 0 Supreme(Ker) 799

The land in question is included in the structural plan as a ‘residential zone’ under the Town Planning Scheme. It is seen classified as nilam in the Basic Tax Register (BTR) as seen from Ext.P6. This writ petition was filed on 6.4.2018 challenging Ext. P7 decision of the Corporation rejecting the application for building permit.

2019 0 Supreme(Pat) 1876

Whether the Register-II can be said to be the document of title ? In the legal notice dated 13.03.2003 there is assertion that the petitioner has been cultivating land and taking paddy crops for the last two and half years. (iv) Whether the materials available with the writ record are clinching on the point that Sumitra Devi has acquired right, title and interest over the land in question ? 13. (i) Whether the writ petitioner has acquired right, title and interest over the ....

2012 0 Supreme(Kar) 506

As the suit is one for declaration of title, any amount of oral evidence, not even the entries in the mutation register can confer title. In order to establish title, plaintiffs have to show the source of acquisition of title. Therefore, they have produced Ex.P1, an undisputed document which has come into existence at an undisputed point of time which shows Sy.