Real Estate Legal Guide

If you own a property in Navi Mumbai then you fall under the jurisdiction of the NMMC Property Tax Navi Mumbai. The NMMC charges property tax from all property owners which is an essential tax to pay to fund and properly operate roads, street lights, sewage, government hospitals, and othe

Real Estate Investments generally involve a very high capital and it’s very important to do a thorough verification of the property before investing in it. It’s crucial to know important details like the size of the property, type of the property and other such details. This is where a de

With easy norms and regulations, a joint property development agreement is becoming a common sight in the Indian real estate ecosystem. The Indian Government has also revised the tax on Joint Development Agreements (JDA) to facilitate rapid growth in order to provide affordable housing op

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 have

Yes, we agree that searching for and getting the best property is the most challenging thing ever. But have you ever thought of the documentation process that goes in after the building is shortlisted? It's whole another story to have found a house and get the documentation done for the s

The stamp is one of the significant aspects that is taken into being while registering a property. The state government imposes stamp duty and registration charges at the time of property transactions. The value of a particular land varies from one state to another. Tamil Nadu is one such

As the world moves online, the Andhra Pradesh government has digitised AP land records, which can be accessed through the Meebhoomi site, to make searching for them more accessible and more comfortable. Property owners can use the meebhoomi ap land records to look for land ownership, Bhul

The real estate sector in India has often had its reputation tarnished due to the amount of money laundering and corruption cases. To check this, one of the steps that the Indian Government took was to introduce Section 194ia of the Income Tax Act which allows the buyer of the property to