Real Estate Legal Guide

The undivided share of land is referred to as land or apartment owned by a resident. The purchaser of an apartment in a residential complex has an undivided share of the land on the plot on which the entire building is built. The land will belong to every flat constructed on that specific

Property tax is a significant aspect of homeownership and real estate investment. In this blog, we will dive into the details of property tax in Noida, providing a comprehensive guide for homeowners and investors. From the definition of property tax to the process of calculation, we’ll co

Nagar Nigam Ghaziabad plays a vital role in funding its operations through property tax, which is an annual payment made by landowners to the local government. This tax applies to various types of properties, including residential and commercial buildings, as well as rented properties. Th

Imagine you're a tenant searching for the perfect apartment, or you're a landlord looking to rent out your property. In both scenarios, a lease deed becomes a crucial document that solidifies the rental agreement between the two parties.

Passed in 2016, The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act came into effect with the aim of protecting the rights of homebuyers as well as promoting investments in the real estate sector. This Act establishes a RERA or Real Estate Regulatory Authority in every state to regulate the

Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation is responsible for the administration of the territories that formerly fell under the jurisdiction of the Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation (VMC) as well as the Gaju Waka Municipality and 32 more villages (GVMC). On November 21, 2005, the GVMC

 When you buy a property, the government requires you to pay taxes on several factors. One such important tax is the stamp duty charges paid against a property. The stamp duty charges are determined by the applicable rates fixed by the state government. If you are in Bangalore, the charge

During property transactions, paperwork is crucial. However, minor errors like misspelt names, incorrect area measurements, or typographical mistakes in survey numbers can undermine the legal validity of your documents. To rectify these errors promptly, you need a rectification deed—a sup