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By NyayKart Legal Team -Experts in RERA, consumer disputes and property law across India. This Article Written By Gauri Mahajan. Transfer of land from one person to another, taking loan, buying or selling of a property requires proper verification of property records. Important documents like 8A extract or 7/12 extract help to verify documents and maintain records of the property. Buying, selling of a property, or checking your property records requires a lot of time waiting

By NyayKart Legal Team - Experts in RERA, consumer disputes and property law across India. This Article Written By Arya Nargundi. Imagine that a person booked an apartment in a residential project after the builder promised the possession within three years . He paid the required installments on time, but even after the promised date , the construction remained incomplete and the builder neither handed over the possession nor provided a satisfactory solution or explanation .

By NyayKart Legal Team - Experts in RERA, consumer disputes and property law across India. This Article Written By Vanshika Aggarwal. Purchasing a property is contemplated as one of the most pivotal investment decisions by an individual . Most buyers focus on the location, price and amenities, but ignore one of the most important legal aspects – the nature of the ownership. Whether the property is freehold or leasehold? Apprehending the distinction is important, as it dete

By NyayKart Legal Team - Experts in RERA, consumer disputes and property law across India. This Article Written By Nishant Aggarwal. Purchasing a property by a person is often one of the biggest and most financial draining decision in a person’s lifetime. Before, investing such a big sum the price, location and registration of property’s paperwork are the only areas focused upon, ignoring an equally important aspect: whether the property in question is free from all legal cl

By NyayKart Legal Team - Experts in RERA, consumer disputes and property law across India. This Article Written By Sankalp Srivastava. It is quite common in an Indian household to ask the question of who gets the property when a family member dies. Now, India does not have a uniform law of inheritance and it is decided according to the religion of the deceased, presence of a will and the nature of the property i.e. self-acquired or ancestral. This article examines the differe

By NyayKart Legal Team - Experts in RERA, consumer disputes and property law across India. This Article written By Sahil Shinde. Introduction Buying real estate is one of the most important financial decisions a person can make. It is not just about purchasing a flat- it is about securing your future, your savings and your peace of mind. From financial planning to visualizing your dream home, every step carries emotional and financial weight. However, the builder’s credibilit

By NyayKart Legal Team - Experts in RERA, consumer disputes and property law across India. This Article Written by Siddhart kashid , Shankarrao Chavan law College. Introduction Property disputes in India often take years to resolve. During this time, there is a real risk that the property may be sold, damaged or altered. To prevent such situations, courts grant interim relief, especially stay orders, to protect the rights of parties until the final decision is made. What is

By NyayKart Legal Team - Experts in RERA, consumer disputes and property law across India This Article Written by Pihu Prafulla Upadhyay. Introduction Buying property in India involves multiple legal steps and documents. Two of the most important documents are the Agreement to Sell and the Sale Deed. While many people use these terms interchangeably, they have completely different legal meanings. Understanding this difference is essential to avoid legal disputes and ensure pr

By NyayKart Legal Team - Experts in RERA, consumer disputes and property law across India. This Article Written by Shradha Wadke, Shankarrao Chavan Law College. Introduction Buying a property in India is one of the most significant financial decisions in a person’s life. Whether you are purchasing your first home or investing in real estate, the process involves legal, financial and practical considerations. However, many buyers make avoidable mistakes due to lack of awarenes

By NyayKart Legal Team - Experts in RERA, consumer disputes and property law across India This Article Written by Abhishak Kumar, Third Year LLB, University of Lucknow. INTRODUCTION In the field of real estate transactions, a very important concept is the principle of buyer beware which is also called Caveat Emptor. It is a true fact that these property transactions are not just about the movement of land and buildings and houses. Instead, they involve legal rights, liabiliti

By NyayKart Legal Team - Experts in RERA, consumer disputes and property law across India This Article Written by Shailvi Baranwal 2nd Year BALLB, IMS Unison University. Dividing property among heirs in India can be one of the most sensitive legal and emotional processes within a family. Property disputes are among the most common causes of long-term litigation in Indian courts. These disputes often arise due to lack of legal awareness, unclear documentation, absence of a wil

By NyayKart Legal Team - Experts in RERA, consumer disputes and property law across India. This Article Written by Riya Sinha Fifth Year, B. Com. LL.B, Chandigarh University. The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 was enacted to promote transparency, accountability and efficiency in the real estate sector and to protect the interests of homebuyers. The enactment of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) marked a transformative shift in t

By NyayKart Legal Team — Experts in RERA, consumer disputes and property law across India. This Article Written by Ayushman Bhatt Second Year, IMS Unison University. Property transactions in India involve large financial investments, making them a frequent target for fraud. Every year, thousands of buyers and property owners fall victim to real estate fraud in India, often due to lack of legal awareness, improper verification or misleading promises from sellers and brokers. U

By NyayKart Legal Team - Experts in RERA, consumer disputes and property law across India. This Article Written by Tuba Nisar. Introduction The growth of NRI property investment in India still continues because the Non - Resident Indians want to invest in Indian property to get appreciation over the long run, rental returns and family security. Non-Routine Operations Buying or selling property in India as an NRI is however not a usual business. It has to do with strict adher

By NyayKart Legal Team - Experts in RERA, consumer disputes and property law across India. This Article Written by Anushka Prashant Mahajan. Learn how to handle breach of agreement to sell under RERA. Understand Section 18 refund rights, delay in possession remedies, MahaRERA complaint process and legal options available to homebuyers in India. Introduction Booking a home is one of the most significant financial decisions in a person’s life. However, delays in possession, cha

By NyayKart Legal Team - Experts in RERA, consumer disputes and property law across India. This Artcle Written by Mirdani Pant. The 2026 Rental Revolution: Why Rent Agreements Matter More Than Ever Gone are the days when we could rent a property with a simple handshake or with a piece of paper of 100 stamp. The rental market in India has shifted strongly to become a digital first and legally regulated environment in 2026. As the use of the Model Tenancy model of renting a hou

By NyayKart Legal Team - Experts in RERA, consumer disputes and property law across India. This Article Written by Nandini Banerjee Fourth Year B.A.LL.B from Indraprastha Law College. Understand what RERA is, its key provisions, penalties and how the RERA Act protects homebuyers in India from project delays, fraud and unfair practices. Why RERA Was Introduced Buying a home is a very significant investment any individual makes in their life. It involves a lot of decisions and

By NyayKart Legal Team - Experts in RERA, Consumer Disputes & Property Law Across India This Article Written by Shweta Jadhav, Second Year B.A.LL.B from Lords Universal College of Law, Mumbai. In India, contesting a will is a legally involved act, which is regulated by Indian Succession Act, 1925 . One can only contest a will on certain legal grounds including; lack of testamentary capacity, undue influence, fraud, coercion, forgery or improper execution. The Indian courts wi

By NyayKart Legal Team- Experts in RERA, Consumer disputes & Property Law across India. This Article written by Gauraksh Sharma, 4th year B.A.LL.B student from Dr. Akhilesh Das Gupta institute of professional studies (GGSIPU Affiliated). Introduction Project registration under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 is mandatory for applicable commercial projects. Investing in commercial property in India isn’t just about finding the right location or negotiat

By NyayKart Legal Team Experts in RERA, consumer disputes and property law across India This Article Written by Sanchita Rajdev. Introduction In India, stamp duty on property transactions is usually the burden of the buyer unless otherwise stipulated between the two parties. A purchase of property is a big milestone to the people and the family. Nevertheless, a purchase of property is accompanied by a number of legal and financial obligations that do not require a person to