Real Estate Legal Guide

Owning a property comes with several risks and responsibilities. One of the significant responsibilities is ensuring that you pay property tax regularly to the municipal corporation operating in that region. In Pimpri-Chinchwad, PCMC is responsible for collecting property tax, either annu

Before you invest your savings towards a joint business venture, it is advised that you opt for a partnership deed document that can protect your interests in the time of any internal conflicts. Read more to know about the benefits of the partnership deed and its contents. 

We often hear about people fighting a court case to keep the share of their inherited land or be nominated as the sole legal heir of the property. However, matters can get even more complicated when the original proprietor of real estate dies intestate, i.e., without leaving any will behi

We all must have noticed that markets follow a simple rule - each product offered to the customer comes with a fixed minimum price that the buyer will have to pay under any circumstances. Sure, the cost of the product can go up depending on the external conditions, but it cannot go down t

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

Stamp duty and registration charges in Pune are essential aspects of property transactions. In 2024, stamp duty rates typically range from 5% to 7% of the property value, while registration charges are approximately 1% of the property's market value. Understanding these charges is crucial

A completion certificate (CC) is one of those essential documents that you should obtain from the developer while buying a home. You might feel like skipping a CC to keep the long documentation process short. But before you do so, remember that this document legalises the property and bec

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