If the seller in a real estate deal gives estimates to additional purchasers after obtaining earnest money or a deposit, a property dispute may also result. The prior purchaser may file a lawsuit in this situation challenging the property’s title. In other disagreements, purchasers could object to a developer’s delay in delivering projects. There can …
Property, which is frequently regarded as an investment that pays off and an assurance of stability, may also turn into a conflict-prone environment. Numerous issues, such as ambiguous property titles, ownership difficulties, boundary disputes, contract breaches, and regulations violations, can result in property disputes. Property litigation becomes unavoidable when these disagreements get out of hand …
The terms ‘lease’ and ‘licence’ have been defined under Section 105 of the Transfer of Property Act and Section 52 of the Indian Easements Act respectively. Lease- Section 105 of the Transfer of Property Act Lease deed of an immovable property could be defined as the transfer of a right to enjoy such property, for …
Real Estate Laws in India have been governed by both State laws and the Central laws. The reason behind it is that as provided under the Constitution of India, ‘Land’ falls under the State List, on the other hand ‘Transfer of property and registration of deeds and documents’ will fall under the Concurrent List. Hence, …
An important legal document that represents the transfer of ownership from one person to another is a property deed. Making a property deed is an essential stage in the process, regardless of whether you are purchasing, selling, giving as gifts, or transferring a property. A properly drafted deed guarantees a seamless and legitimate transfer of …
The land is a treasured and finite resource and disputes over who owns what and where are extensive in India. These disputes usually constitute different parties and complicated legal issues, and they can be tough and fervidly taxing. In order to establish justice and safeguard the harmony of society, resolving disputes related to the demands …
According to the Indian Constitution, property is any proprietary interest that can be purchased, sold, or taken into one’s possession. In addition to being physical, it also consists of any collection of rights that the owner may use exclusively for themselves. The right to Property is defined in Article 19(1)(f). In Commissioner Hindu Religious Endowments …
The Contracts and the agreements are at the centre of the corporate world. Therefore, it is important that the contracts or agreements are drafted with absolute care so as no loophole in these documents could be used against the parties to these contracts. As the saying, “a stitch in time saves nine”, a carefully drafted …
One must consult a property lawyer as various kinds of real estate contracts are there and it is important to understand that contracts are important for the real estate deals or property disputes. A contract can be understood as a document which is legally enforceable, signed between two parties or more. It consists of an …
Due to the enormous value of intellectual property in today’s knowledge-based economy, businesses are rigorous in their efforts to discover and preserve it. Additionally, generating valuable intellectual property requires significant expenditures in both time and brainpower from trained laborers. This results in significant expenditures made by businesses and individuals that others shouldn’t be able to …
