Encumbance Certificate

Imagine buying a property only to find out it is under the mortgage or has unpaid dues. All your happiness will turn into despair right there! To avoid these kinds of situations, it is crucial to ensure that the property you are buying does not have any legal or monetary complications. An

In India, owning a property is not an easy task. After saving up enough to buy a decent property, owners are constantly threatened with losing their property through scams or disputes. Did you know? If someone has occupied a property for over 12 years, they will be favoured in the court o

With grief also comes great responsibility. After a person's demise, a certain amount of documentation needs to be sorted.  To transfer property to the legal heir, you must obtain your varisu certificate to prevent your family's precious possessions from falling into the wrong hands. 

An Encumbrance Certificate is a legal document that provides the history of a property and confirms it is free from legal or financial liabilities. Issued by the sub-register office, it is essential for land registration and property transactions. The Tamil Nadu government now offers an o

If you are in the real estate sector, then the term non-encumbrance certificate should not be unfamiliar. If you are looking to invest in property or wish to avail of a home loan, you will need to furnish your lending institution with this certificate. The non-encumbrance certificate list

Stepping into another echelon of society, your home not only renders you with a sense of gratification but also security. But what if this security is not secure? Read more to find out about the Occupancy Certificate and how it can turn out to be a lifesaver. 

A completion certificate (CC) is one of those essential documents that you should obtain from the developer while buying a home. You might feel like skipping a CC to keep the long documentation process short. But before you do so, remember that this document legalises the property and bec

Corruption is pretty rampant during property related transactions in India, more so in rural areas. From false cases to money laundering, there have been too many instances of fraud. To combat this, the Karnataka government came up with E-swathu Karnataka, an e-portal through which all pr