The Registration Act, 1908, makes it mandatory for the buyer to register a property. For this, property buyers in the city have to pay the Gurgaon stamp duty and registration charges on property registration. … READ FULL STORY
Stamp duty and registration charges are the legal fees that a buyer pays to the sub-registrar of the area to get a property registered in government records. How much money will you have to … READ FULL STORY
An unregistered agreement to sell or an unregistered general power of attorney (GPA) can’t be used to transfer the title of an immovable property, the Supreme Court has ruled. While delivering its order in … READ FULL STORY
Homebuyers in India must pay stamp duty along with the registration fee at the time of property registration in the sub-registrar’s office. This pops the question, why are there two different charges? Is stamp … READ FULL STORY
To get a property legally transferred in your name, you have to get it registered under the provisions of the Registration Act, 1905, after payment of stamp duty and registration charges. This guide will … READ FULL STORY
As is true of all immovable properties, land registry is also compulsory, for a new owner to attain legal ownership over the property. The Registration Act, 1908, makes it mandatory for all properties worth … READ FULL STORY
While investing in any property in India, it is mandatory to pay stamp duty and registration charges, so that the immovable property can be legally registered in the buyer’s name. The Inspector-General of Registration … READ FULL STORY
According to the Oxford Dictionary, the term intestate, an adjective, indicates a condition, where an owner of assets has died, without having made a will. This legal term is widely used in the laws … READ FULL STORY
An integral part of property transactions is its registration – a procedure that establishes a buyer’s legal ownership on the immovable asset. This is why all home buyers should be familiar with the norms … READ FULL STORY
Acquisition of immovable property by a minor A minor can acquire an immovable in various ways. He can acquire it by way of inheritance, either through a will or through the intestate succession law … READ FULL STORY
For a home buyer, the much awaited sense of ownership of the dream home, follows the execution and registration of the sale deed. The sale deed, from the seller to the buyer, is the … READ FULL STORY
Stamp duty is a compulsory obligation payable on the document which encapsulates the transfer of immovable property, such as real estate. Home buyers are required to pay this when registering the agreement for sale. … READ FULL STORY
With the government of India hinting at its intention to link Aadhaar numbers with property transactions, several analysts have hailed the proposed move as a game-changer, while others have questioned its intent, its chances … READ FULL STORY
