Stamp Duty

What are Capital Gains Taxes?  The basic requirements for Capital Gains are: Existence of a Capital Asset Transfer or Sale of such Capital Asset...

Taxes are the primary source of income for a government and Property Taxes the tax imposed on real estate owners by the municipal authorities....

The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act 2016 came in force in 2017 to mandate every project to register with their respective State RERA....

1.Letter of Administration Meaning A person is considered to have died “intestate” if they die without leaving a will. In such instances, the Court...

1. What is Power of Attorney? A power of attorney is a contract in which one or more people authorise another person to act...

1.What is Probate ? Probate is the court-supervised process of verifying a deceased person’s last legal will and testament. It entails discovering the value of...

A leave and license agreement is a legal instrument that allows one party to provide another party access to their immovable assets, such as...

In real estate, the two main parties involved are the buyer and seller of the property. Be it the selling of a house or...

An MOU is an official agreement between at least two parties. Generally carried out by organisations (including but not limited to governmental, public, private,...

1. What is an Encumbrance Certificate? According to the Dictionary, Encumbrance is a person or thing that inhibits someone from moving freely or accomplishing...

Regular updation of land records in the government repositories help to maintain data such as updated status of ownership, register land, and update registration...

In simple terms, “fencing” refers to a barrier used to surround an outdoor area. Unlike a wall, a fence does not have a solid...