Revenue Record Entries Won't Confer Title; Rights Under Deed Won't Be Lost Merely Because Revenue Records Aren't Changed : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that mere entries in revenue records do not confer title rights, and a deed's validity isn't affected by unchanged records. This judgment emphasizes that legal ownership is determined by the deed's terms, not by discrepancies in records. It clarifies that reliance solely on revenue entries for ownership is erroneous, protecting the integrity of property transactions despite administrative errors in records.