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Bhadrak Sub-Registrar: Mutation Fees and Timeline

Registration and mutation at the Bhadrak Sub-Registrar office: the fees, the mutation time limit, and the step-by-step process after registration.

By Land records research desk 2 min read
Bhadrak Sub-Registrar: Mutation Fees and Timeline

Bhadrak Sub-Registrar Office

Buying land in Bhadrak and worried the seller is dragging mutation? Here is the 2026 process at Bhadrak SRO, the fees, and the mutation time limits that protect your title.

Bhadrak SRO basics

Book on the IGR Odisha portal.

Stamp duty + fees (2026)

For Rs. 10 lakh residential plot: stamp duty 5%, registration 2%. Women get 1% stamp rebate. Tribal plots trigger Section 22 of the OLR Act.

After registration: the mutation case

After the deed is registered, the registration office sends Form No. 3 to the Tahasil and the Tahasildar opens the mutation case on it; if it does not arrive, the buyer applies online or at the Tahasil (the land mutation guide). Until the case is decided, the Khatian stays in the seller's name, tax bills route to them, and bank loans become hard. Bring Sale Deed CC, Aadhaar+PAN, photos, parent-plot RoR from Bhulekh.

Common mistakes

Plot number mismatch (Sabik vs Hal), skipping the 13-year EC pull from IGR Odisha, no SC/ST permission under Section 22 of the OLR Act.

Next steps

Once mutation completes pull fresh Khatian and verify on Bhulekh Bhadrak. Anything off → get a title verification.

See IGR Odisha circulars at https://igrodisha.gov.in.

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About the author

BhoomiScan Research Team — Land records research desk

BhoomiScan's research desk writes the site's guides to Odisha land records: Bhulekh and the Record of Rights, IGR Odisha registration, mutation and the revenue courts. Its articles are reviewed by Anant Mohanty, Managing Editor — Title Research.

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