Real Estate Legal Guide & Laws

A Gift Deed in Telangana is a legal document used to transfer property ownership, such as land, house, or money, from one person to another without any payment. To make it valid, the deed must be registered at the Sub-Registrar’s Office and stamp duty must be paid. Gifts made to close fam

Converting agricultural land to residential land involves applying to local revenue or town planning authorities with proof of ownership, land location, and intended use. Learning how to convert agricultural land to residential land ensures that landowners follow the proper procedure. The

The property rights of the second wife protect her financial and legal interests during and after marriage. Under Indian laws such as the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, the Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act, 1937, and the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956, a second wife ca

The Uniform Civil Code Act refers to the proposed law that would provide one common set of personal laws for all citizens of India, regardless of their religion. Currently, personal matters like marriage, divorce, and inheritance are governed by different religious laws. The concept of a

Disputes over inherited property are common, especially when the owner passes away without leaving a will. In such cases, family members must obtain official documents like a Legal Heir Certificate or Succession Certificate to establish their rights and take charge of the property. Howeve

CSC MahaOnline, or Common Service Centre MahaOnline, is an official Maharashtra government portal designed to deliver multiple citizen services online efficiently.  It is widely used for tasks such as applying for income, caste, and domicile certificates, paying bills, accessing governmen

The Indian Succession Act, 1925, provides the overarching framework for inheritance laws in India, with specific provisions for different communities. For Parsis, intestate succession is governed under Sections 50-56, commonly referred to as the Parsi Succession Act. These rules outline h

Section 35 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, lays down the Doctrine of Election, a rule designed to ensure fairness in property dealings. It applies when a person transfers property they do not own but, within the same transaction, grants a benefit to the real owner. The rightful own