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"Even assuming that the rights conferred on tenants under Section 38 of the M.B. Zamindari Abolition Act are altogether new rights created for the first time by that law and every tenant on the commencement of the Act, became a tenant of the Government, the question of mutation still arises. The name of the outgoing proprietor or any one else whose name appears in the revenue papers is to be removed and the name of tenant in whom vest or devolve tenancy rights under Section 38 is to be entered in his stead. This is 'mutation' and is to be effected under Section 86 of the M.B. Land Revenue and Tenancy Act. Hence where an applicant claims to have become a Pakka tenant and to be recorded as such in the revenue papers, such an application is a composite one and must be dealt with under both Section 38, M.B. Zamindari Abolition Act and Section 86, M.B. Land Revenue and Tenancy Act.....".