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What Is a Relinquishment Deed? Why and When Is It Used?
𧲠Introduction: A Common Scenario in Indian Families Imagine two brothers inheriting a house in Jayanagar, Bengaluru, after their fatherâs demise. One brother lives abroad and has no intention of keeping his share. Rather than selling it or going through complex legal battles, he chooses to legally give up his share in favor of the other brother.…
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What Is a Lease Deed and When Is It Required?
Introduction In the ever-evolving property market, lease arrangements are commonâespecially when commercial spaces or residential properties are rented for longer durations. But while many people are familiar with rental agreements, they often get confused when it comes to lease deeds. Are they the same? Is a lease deed mandatory? Can you rent out a property without…
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What Is a Will? How Is It Different from a Gift Deed?
đ Introduction When it comes to passing on property to your loved ones, many people across India often get confused between a Will and a Gift Deed. Both are valid legal instruments for transferring ownership â but they differ in timing, effect, and formalities. Understanding the difference is crucial for planning your estate and ensuring that your property ends up…
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Why You Must Register a Gift Deed for Property in India
đ Introduction Gifting property is a common practice in Indian familiesâespecially when parents want to transfer assets to children, or siblings exchange property without any monetary consideration.But here’s the catch: if the gift deed isnât registered, itâs not legally valid. Many people assume a simple declaration on stamp paper is enough.However, under Indian law, only a registered gift deed…
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What Is an Occupancy Certificate? Why Itâs Critical for Homebuyers
𪪠Introduction Imagine moving into your dream apartment in Bengaluru, only to find later that your building isnât legally approved for occupancy. Thatâs where an Occupancy Certificate (OC) steps inâa document no property buyer should ignore. Many homebuyers focus only on the Sale Deed or Khata, but an OC is equally important, especially when it comes to compliance,…
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What Is a Possession Certificate? A Complete Guide for Property Buyers in India
Introduction Buying a home is one of the most significant decisions you’ll ever make.But the transaction doesnât just end with paying the builder or signing a sale agreement.Thereâs one document that quietly plays a huge legal and financial roleâand thatâs the Possession Certificate. While most buyers are familiar with sale deeds, Khatas, and occupancy certificates, the possession certificate often gets overlooked.Yet, without…
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What Is an Agreement to Sell? Why Itâs Different from a Sale Deed
𧲠Introduction: One Common Mistake Most Buyers Make Letâs say youâve just found the perfect plot in Yelahanka, Bengaluru. The seller says, âWeâll sign an Agreement to Sell now and register the Sale Deed after a few months.â You agree, pay a large advance, and think you now âownâ the land. â ď¸ Thatâs a mistake. Many…
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What Is a Sale Deed? Why Itâs the Most Important Document in a Property Purchase
𧲠Introduction: The Heart of Every Property Transaction Youâve chosen your dream plot in Yelahanka.Youâve done the due diligence.Now comes the final step â executing the sale deed. But what exactly is a sale deed?Why do lawyers say it’s the most critical document in a property deal? In this blog, we’ll explain everything. Letâs decode this fundamental but often…
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Understanding DC Conversion in Karnataka: Why It’s Crucial Before You Buy Property
đ Introduction: What Is DC Conversion and Why Should You Care? Imagine this.You’re buying a plot in Sarjapur Road â great price, good location, seller says everything is in order.Then someone asks: âIs the land DC converted?â You’re puzzled. If you’ve ever wondered what DC Conversion means, or why it matters when buying property in Karnataka â you’re…
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Can I Buy a B Khata Property in Bengaluru? Risks, Legal Facts, and Buyer Guide .
đ¤ Introduction: A Cheap Deal or a Legal Trap? You’re excited about a site near Kengeri.The price is tempting.The area looks developed.And the seller says, “It has Khata, and taxes are paid regularly!” But when you check the documents, it turns out to be B Khata. Now the big question hits you:âCan I legally buy this B…