Property Law Articles
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BY SelvakumarPower of Attorney is most widely used document in property transactions.
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BY Sandeep KapatkarDoes RERA Bbuse the Use of Indemnities? Is Your Life-Long Earning in Safe Hands?
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BY Anukriti SharmaLegal Procedure To Follow In Case The Tenant Refuses To Evict Even After Receiving a Notice By Landlord
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BY Ayushi MishraTransfer of property as defined under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 is the act of conveying property by one person to one or more living persons. A property can be transferred in the form of sale, lease, mortgage, gift, and exchange.
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BY Smita SinghNature of the property under S.6 and 8 of HSA after the demise of the holder!
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BY Advocate Nishith PanditIntroduction When the subject of fair compensation arises, there has always been a debate as to whether the compensation given by government for acquisition of land from private individual is sufficient or not. Since Independence, there h
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BY Rudrawar NarayanreddyThe Bare reading of Section 8 isSection 8.General rules of succession in the case of males. - The property of a male Hindu dying intestate shall devolve according to the provisions of this chapter: -(a) Fi
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BY ADV. SANKET S. BORAINTRODUCTIONUnder Section 32(g) of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority must take measures to facilitate amicable c
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BY Shivi GuptaThe past decade has been a game changer for the Indian real estate sector. With the likes of Amrapali, Japyee, Unitech and several other builders who created a nationwide paranoia among home buyers, enactment of new real estate laws turned it all aro
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BY ADV. SANKET S. BORAAll provisions of Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (Act) have come in force in Maharashtra on 1st May 20
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BY Smita SinghLicense defined According to Section-52 of the Indian Easement Act, 1882 (Easement Act), where one person grants to another a right to do in or upon the immovable property of the grantor, something which would in the absence of such right, be unlawfu
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BY K RajasekharanIntroductionWill is a legal declaration in the form of a document, expressing the intention of a testator, about how his property would be devolved on whom after his death. It is a personal document of a testator of sound mind, in regard to the dispo
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BY K RajasekharanIntroductionThe �advance deposit�, which is being paid as part of a contract for transfer of an immovable property, has in the past been treated conceptually quite different from the �earnest money�, similarly paid.However the
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BY K RajasekharanMortgage definedMortgage is transfer of an interest in a specific immovable property, for securing an advance payment of money by way of loan. It creates a pecuniary liability. It is in the form of a debt. The liability cannot be defeated by any sub
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BY K RajasekharanAttesting witnessAn attesting witness is a person who puts his sign or mark on a deed or will at the request of its creator, immediately after its execution, for the purpose of proving and identifying that it is executed by the maker of it. Unless t
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BY Navin Kumar JaggiA servitude is a right that a person has over the immovable property of another. It allows holder of the servitude to do something with the other person�s property, which may infringe upon the rights of the owner of the property. An example is
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BY PrashantiOne of the Deeds which seems to escape the axe of section 17(2) of the Registration Act is the Family Settlement.
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BY Smita SinghIntroductionUnder Indian Limitation Act, 1963 a suit instituted after the period prescribed, is not maintainable and shall be dismissed.[1]Article 65 of the Limitation Act prescribes the period of limitation for suits for possession of immovable prop
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BY PrashantiThe Right to Property of a woman witnessed unprecedented changes from the days of uncodified Hindu Law till date. A woman was entitled to only a Limited Estate before 1956 but w
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BY Smita SinghUnderstanding doctrine of lis pendensSection 52 of Transfer of Property Act, 1882 (TP Act) embodies the doctrine of lis pendens. The doctrine provides that during the pendency of a litigation in which any right to immovable property is in question, s
