Real Estate Legal Guide

The rights of heirs upon the death of a property owner are explicitly specified in the legal framework of the Indian constitution through several statutes. These laws include the Transfer of Property (Amendment) Act, the Indian Succession Act, and the Hindu Succession Act, amongst others.

The days of waiting in line for hours at a time and devoting an entire day to paying the property tax have long since passed. In this context, it is worthy of admiration that several state governments are working toward digitising their respective systems. The Sanchaya Tax Payment system

Property disputes are prevalent in India, particularly in states like Chennai, Maharashtra, Delhi, and Bengaluru, where property rights have grown and are expected to grow even more. Similarly, for decades, the number of wars fought over wealth has risen from low-income h

While laws are important for any society or civilization to function, certain laws are directly impactful to our very existence. One such vital rule is the Building Bye Laws in India. For whatever type of property that is being constructed (residential or commercial), certain rules pertai

A sizable municipal corporation called Navi Mumbai is located outside Mumbai, which serves as the nation's financial hub. If you own land in Navi Mumbai, you must pay NMMC property tax. Like all other districts in India, property taxes vary depending on the type of property in the NMMC. Y

The legality of the marriage, as outlined in the Hindu Marriage Act of 1955, and the children's rights to claim property, as outlined in the Hindu Succession Act of 1955, along with a few other laws, govern the rights of the wife and her children concerning the property owned by the husba

The circle rate is the lowest value to which property owners can be decreased. The factor that differs from one location to another is the market value and consideration value. When setting the circle rates, variables are considered, including the type of property, t

Stamp duty is a tax that must be paid on real estate transactions. It validates the property record kept by the state government. Section 3 of the Indian Postal Law of 1909 states a stamp duty is due. The cost of the stamp duty varies depending on the state and location of the property. T