Yes, if you have that court order on that basis apply in the revenue department for updating mutation records. Actually that should be done by your father 30 years before itself after six months and before 1 year of the court order.

You have court order declaring your father title on the land. Use the order to apply for mutation.

And even if mutation not effected, no harm to title.

Apply for certified copy of court decree 

2) 

Sub-Section (1) of Section 89-A provides that –

Every Court passing –

• Any decree or order creating, declaring, transferring, limiting or extinguishing any right, title or interest to or in immovable property in favour of any person, or

• An order for interim attachment or attachment of immovable property or for the release of any immovable property from such property from such attachment,

shall, in accordance with the rules made in this behalf, send a copy of such decree or order together with a memorandum describing the property as far as may be practicable, in the manner required by Section 21, to the Registering Officer within the local limits of whose jurisdiction the whole or any part of immovable property comprised in such decree or order is situate, and such officer shall file the copy of the memorandum in his Book No. 1.

3) apply for mutation of property in your father name on basis of court decree 

Dear Sir/Madam,

You are suggested to approach the mutation officer giving that document signed by that person and also with the decree of the case. If mutation not done, file a case of declaration in the civil court. 

Without seeing the decree passed by the court its very difficult on title of the proprty. 

In many states like West Bengal there is total prohibition on purchase of tribal land without the permission of local authorities. 

In your case the decision passed by the civil court can throw light on title of the property. 

Those court orders are sufficient for the purpose.

File for mutation on the basis if that court orders 

- Firstly take certified copy of the said passed order /decree by the court, whether in favour of your father or dismissal order of the case filed by that person\.

- Further submit the said order with the  proof of residence and other proofs , along with paid property tax receipt , for mutation . 

- There is online facility in Jharkhand as well. 

Court order is above any act.

If this were issue than court order had passed against your father, As you said the order is in favor of your father.

Need to check/ review the court order.

Court order has become final 

no appeal has been filed against court order 

you should get mutation of land in your name 

That's why the way of litigation for declaration and adverse possession is suggested. 

If it's a tribal land with a condition to be sold only to a tribal it will be difficult to mutuate

No, ACt should not crwate any problem 

Since your father has won the case in court, his title has been established through the decree of court of law.

Hence he can apply for mutation of his property.

Since there was already a dispute before court with regard to the title on this property and your father had won the case, he has got title tothe property hence he can apply for mutation of the property without any hindrance

1. Mutation is not a document of title. It is relevant only for revenue purposes.

2. If there is no sale deed executed by the seller in favour of your father then your father does not have any title to this land. Mutating it will not confer title.

enclose certified copies of decree/order and apply for mutation. 

-  As per law, after the mutation , the new owner gets to record the property on his/her own name , and then the land revenue department become able to charge property tax from the lawful owner. Hence, mutation of property is required for government records

- Hence, mutation is not a property title document ,expect entry in revenue department for tax purposes.

- Since, your father has already declared owner from the court, hence on the ground of decree , mutation will be done . 

You can apply for mutation at revenue department on basis of court orders by which you make payment of land to seller.