In densely populated urban areas, every square inch of space holds significance. The demand for better housing, enhanced amenities, and niche markets has become integral to our daily lives. Unfortunately, this surge in real … READ FULL STORY
Renting out a house to a tenant has its advantages and disadvantages. Some tenants occupy the property for a brief period, while others may stay for several years. However, the latter can potentially result in … READ FULL STORY
When a buyer finalises a property for buying, the next step is to pay a token money to the seller. What is token money? Token money is the amount that a buyer pays … READ FULL STORY
A runaway tenant can be a major headache for a landlord. This is particularly true due to a sharp rise in the number of unscrupulous people misusing rented premises to carry out illegal activities. … READ FULL STORY
The Indian Contract Act, 1872, serves as a detailed manual regulating contracts and agreements in India. Enacted to establish a legal structure for contract law, this act has undergone multiple amendments to adapt to … READ FULL STORY
Renting a property enables a property owner to earn additional income. However, it is necessary to take care of certain legal aspects, which helps safeguard the rights of a landlord. A rent agreement is … READ FULL STORY
Purchasing a property involves a large sum of money. The property buying process also involves various legal procedures, as transactions are governed by state and local regulations. It includes important documentation work, which may … READ FULL STORY
An agreement between two parties, results into a contract only when all the essential elements of a valid contract are present. In case, one or more such elements are missing, the contract will either … READ FULL STORY
Is producing the power of attorney (PoA) necessary in a title suit if the property sale has taken place using it as an instrument? In an order passed on January 13, 203, a two-member … READ FULL STORY
Selling a property that has two or more owners can be difficult because of the involvement of multiple owners. As each co-owner has his/her own share in the property, is it legally allowed for one co-owner … READ FULL STORY
While land and other immovable properties are physical assets, ownership over these must be proved with the help of documentary support. This basic logic would help a rookie buyer or investor differentiate between a … READ FULL STORY
The Madhya Pradesh building-bye laws govern property construction and design standards in the state of Madhya Pradesh. These regulations, implemented by the Directorate of Town and Country Planning, ensure that buildings are safe, functional … READ FULL STORY
The Chota Nagpur Tenancy -CNT Act, 1908, is a land rights legislation that was created to protect the land rights of the tribal population of Jharkhand, instituted by the British. A major feature of … READ FULL STORY
