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Can a Non-Farmer Buy Farm Land? Navigating Section 63 and New Rules The outskirts of Pune—Mulshi, Maval, Haveli, Velhe—are prime targets for investors looking for farmhouses or second homes. However, buying agricultural land in Maharashtra is not as simple as buying a flat in the city. The state has strict laws protecting agricultural land. Ignorance […]
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Understanding the Ownership Gap and How to Fix It Many flat owners in Pune are shocked when they learn this simple fact: You own your apartment, but you do not own the land it stands on.In a Cooperative Housing Society, the land and the building structure must be legally transferred to the Society’s name. This
Deemed Conveyance: Why Your Society Doesn’t Own Its Land Read More »
A Guide for Managing Committees and Members on Section 79A Guidelines Pune is witnessing a massive wave of redevelopment. Old buildings are being demolished to make way for high-rises. For a Cooperative Housing Society, this is a golden opportunity to get new amenities, larger apartments, and a substantial corpus fund. However, it is also a
Redevelopment of Housing Societies in Pune: The Legal Checklist Read More »
A Guide to Understanding Hindu Succession Law for Families Property disputes in India often stem from a lack of understanding about “Ancestral Property.” Many people confuse it with any property inherited from a parent. However, under the Hindu Succession Act, Ancestral Property has a specific legal definition. Knowing the difference between Ancestral and Self-Acquired property
Ancestral Property: Your Rights, Inheritance, and Partition Rules Read More »
Understanding the Process, The Risks, and How to Secure Your Investment Buying a property is likely the biggest financial decision of your life. You save for years, apply for loans, and browse through countless options to find the perfect home or plot. But there is one step that matters more than the location, the price,
Why Title Verification is the Most Critical Step in Property Buying Read More »
A Comprehensive Overview of Your Rights, Builder’s Obligations, and Legal Remedies Under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act Introduction: Why Was RERA Necessary? For decades, the Indian real estate sector was largely unregulated. Homebuyers, who often invest their life savings into a property, were left vulnerable to the arbitrary practices of developers. Common issues
The RERA Act 2016: A Complete Guide for Indian Homebuyers Read More »
