When buying or selling property in India—especially in cities like Bengaluru—certain documents play a crucial role in ensuring a smooth and legally valid transaction. One such document is the Property Tax Receipt. It might seem minor compared to Sale Deeds or Khata certificates, but without this humble receipt, your property deal might hit unnecessary roadblocks. In…
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