Real Estate Legal Guide

With grief also comes great responsibility. After a person's demise, a certain amount of documentation needs to be sorted.  To transfer property to the legal heir, you must obtain your varisu certificate to prevent your family's precious possessions from falling into the wrong hands. 

The state government of Karnataka, effective October 1, 2023, increased the guidance value, the minimum price set by the government for property transactions, by an average of 25% to 30% across the city. This became a major relief for the real estate sector in the city, which continued to

Movable and immovable property ownership carries profound significance, evoking honour and belonging. Registering property in one's name fulfils a dream. Property encompasses items or places under legal ownership, ranging from sizable and immovable real estate like apartments to compact a

You’ve finally set your sights on the house that you want to buy, and you heave a sigh of relief. The hard part is over, but your legal formalities are not. It’s the one thing that separates you from being the legal or rightful owner of your new home, so sadly, you’re not done just yet. B

An Encumbrance Certificate is a legal document that provides the history of a property and confirms it is free from legal or financial liabilities. Issued by the sub-register office, it is essential for land registration and property transactions. The Tamil Nadu government now offers an o

A general power of attorney (GPoA) is a legal document that authorises one person (referred to as an agent) to act on another's behalf (the principal). The principal, for whatever reason, may be unable to make decisions for himself and can give the agent this authority. The agent would ha

A company is a legal entity distinct from its owners, created to conduct business activities with a structured organisational framework. Unlike individual proprietorships, a company possesses its own legal identity, capable of owning property, entering into contracts, and incurring liabil

CERSAI was created to curb fraudulent activities against equitable mortgages in lending transactions. CERSAI's full form is Central Registry of Securitisation, Asset Reconstruction and Security Interest of India. The government of India licenses the company under Section 8 of the Companie