March 03, 2025: The Punjab government has extended the deadline for registering plots without a No-Objection Certificate (NOC) until August 31, 2025, relieving numerous property owners facing delays in the registration process. Initially, … READ FULL STORY
Adverse possession is a contentious and often misunderstood legal doctrine that allows individuals to claim ownership of property they occupy without the owner’s permission, provided specific conditions are met. The concept adds an intriguing … READ FULL STORY
Selling a home in India involves several legal intricacies that can easily overwhelm an unprepared homeowner. Given the complexity of property laws, the potential for disputes, and the significant financial transactions involved, having a … READ FULL STORY
Part performance is an important provision in property law that protects the interest of the buyer or transferee. The Doctrine of Part Performance is mentioned in Section 53A of the Transfer of Property Act … READ FULL STORY
Ancestral property refers to assets—such as land, homes, or other immovable property—that are passed down through generations within a family. Typically, these inheritances date back several decades or even centuries, forming a lineage-based ownership … READ FULL STORY
