Newspaper Public Notice Before Buying: What It Achieves
Your lawyer wants to publish a newspaper notice before you register — here's precisely what that notice does, what it doesn't do, and how to read whether it actually covers the right piece of land.
What a Lawyer's Title Search Report Should Contain
A two-page 'legal opinion' isn't a title search report — here's what a thorough one actually covers, section by section, before you sign.
Why a Bank-Approved Project Isn't Full Diligence
Hearing 'SBI has approved this project' feels like a green light, but a lender's approved-project-financing check protects the lender's exposure across the whole project — not your title to one specific unit.
Cross-Checking Documents Against the RERA Registration
Your brochure and the builder's official RERA filing should say the same thing about your flat — here's how to actually check, field by field.
Carpet Area in Your Documents vs What the Brochure Says
Learn to reconcile the carpet area in your sale agreement and RERA filing against the brochure's super built-up number so you compare flats on a true, apples-to-apples rate.
Buying Inherited Property: Succession Certificate Basics
Before you pay for a resale flat that passed to the seller through inheritance, learn exactly which heirs need to sign off — and which certificate actually proves it.
Partition Deed: Checking It Before Buying Family Property
Before you pay for a plot carved out of a joint family holding, learn to match the partition deed's boundary schedule against the survey sketch and khata so you know the seller actually owns the exact portion on offer.