Sale Agreement

Movable and immovable property ownership carries profound significance, evoking honour and belonging. Registering property in one's name fulfils a dream. Property encompasses items or places under legal ownership, ranging from sizable and immovable real estate like apartments to compact a

You’ve finally set your sights on the house that you want to buy, and you heave a sigh of relief. The hard part is over, but your legal formalities are not. It’s the one thing that separates you from being the legal or rightful owner of your new home, so sadly, you’re not done just yet. B

Buying your dream home involves a lot of research regarding locality, weather, accessibility and interiors. What is also of utmost importance but usually gets overlooked is the financial aspect of buying property. There are numerous small and big payments t

Initiating a home purchase involves a Transfer of Property Act-regulated purchase agreement. This legally binding document, signed by both sellers and buyers, solidifies agreements on closing costs, dates, and clauses. While contract specifics may vary globally, certain provisions remain

Did you know that experts predict that Fractional Ownership in India will reach $5 Billion in a few years? As a society, we have placed a lot of trust and loyalty in real estate investments. Ownership of land is considered one of the most significant class symbols that ensures your positi

With easy norms and regulations, a joint property development agreement is becoming a common sight in the Indian real estate ecosystem. The Indian Government has also revised the tax on Joint Development Agreements (JDA) to facilitate rapid growth in order to provide affordable housing op

Yes, we agree that searching for and getting the best property is the most challenging thing ever. But have you ever thought of the documentation process that goes in after the building is shortlisted? It's whole another story to have found a house and get the documentation done for the s

A revenue stamp is a small piece of paper that proves that the government tax or fee has been paid on the document. Introduced under the Indian Stamp Act, 1899, it is helpful for legal purposes, such as financial agreements, including rent receipts, contracts, and affidavits. The stamp sh