Section 54 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 defines the meaning of the ‘sale’ and also specifies how the sale of immovable property can be done. Here, sale refers to the sale of immova...

Doctrine Of Trusteeship The Doctrine of Trusteeship is a socio-economic philosophy developed by Mahatma Gandhi. It offers a way to address wealth inequality by promoting a moral and ethical ap...

In the intricate tapestry of Indian civil litigation, the concept of limitation serves as a gatekeeper, ensuring that claims are pursued within a reasonable timeframe to promote finality and pr...

This research article examines the dispute resolution mechanisms employed in Indian infrastructure projects, specifically in the context of housing and land deals. Given the rapid urbanisation ...

This Supreme Court judgement of 2009 is a landmark judgement that had significant implications for property transactions in India, invalidating sale through General Power of Attorney. The case ...

The concept of mortgage law in India originates from the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, which governs the transfer of immovable property, including mortgages. A mortgage is a legal arrangement...

The Indian real estate sector has a lengthy history of non-transparency, project delays, and frauds. The government created the Real Estate Regulation and Development Act 2016 (RERA) to safegua...

Family dispute is one of the most commonly known disputes when it comes to property. In almost every normal family, the problem is the same. Property dispute is one of the major reasons for the...

It is common knowledge that both the seller & the purchaser of an immovable property approach the scribe for drafting a sale deed/agreement. The scribe takes a cursory look at the documents...

India's commercial property sector has changed significantly in recent years. More businesses now rent commercial spaces instead of buying them. Startups and big tech companies seem to like thi...