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Kruthi

Kruthi is a Chartered Accountant has worked for various Real Estate firms across India, she is well versed with the legal and financial aspects of all real estate transactions. There are numerous documents and plenty of hidden fees that people get lost in, her goal is to shed some light on it all.

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Everything You Need to Know about Certificate of Commencement

If you are thinking of developing land, you must have wondered what the exact commencement certificate means is. It is a document that attests to the legitimacy of a real estate project. It is issued by the local municipal authorities, allowing the developer to start the project. The...

Updated on January 15, 2025

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Faridabad Water Bill Payment Online: Enjoy Efficiency and Convenience

Haryana, known for its forward-thinking approach, is home to Faridabad, a district that has rapidly transformed into one of India's most flourishing cities. With heavy industrialisation driving its growth, Faridabad's Municipal Corporation shoulders the responsibility of city administration, including setting charges for essential services like water supply....

Updated on January 15, 2025

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A Complete Guide to GPA for Property - Is it Safe to Buy? GPA for Property Rules in India

What is a Power of Attorney? An essential legal document known as a power of attorney (POA) permits an individual to choose another person or organization to manage their finances, health care decisions, and property (Power of attorney for...

Updated on January 15, 2025

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Power of Attorney: Meaning, Types and Important Clauses

There are many circumstances in one’s life where a person having properties, bank accounts, etc. may not be in a situation or a position to perform his/her duties; due to various reasons like being abroad, ill, old etc. In such scenarios, if the transaction requires the presence...

Updated on January 15, 2025

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Land Acquisition Act 2013: Balancing Demand and Compensation

With the growing population in India, the demand for land acquisition also grows. Hence, to ensure a proper balance between demand and supply, and facilitate infrastructure development of the country, without hindrances, the Government of India has formulated certain rules and regulations. The Land Acquisition Act 2013...

Updated on January 15, 2025

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