NOC for Selling Property in India: A Guide for NRIs

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Buying and selling immovable property in Punjab, Haryana or Chandigarh is not merely of executing a sale deed and presenting it before the Sub Registrar. Depending upon the location and legal status of the property, the transaction may also require a few approval, permission, clearance or a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the competent planning […]

A Legal Guide on suit of Specific Performance of Contracts in India by NRIs

Suit of Specific Performance of Contracts in India by NRIs

NRIs often enter into agreements related to property, investments, business transactions, or other contractual arrangements in India. Problems arise when the other party fails to honour the agreement. For example, when a seller refuses to execute a sale deed after receiving an advance, a developer fails to complete an agreed transaction, or a contractual party […]

Can a bank auction agriculture land for recovery of loan: A complete guide for NRIs 

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A common belief is that agricultural land can never be auctioned for recovery of a loan. However, the legal position is different. Certain laws provide specific protection to agricultural land, while other laws may permit recovery in particular circumstances. The result depends on the type of loan, the lender, the security created over the property, […]

Nishandehi: The Essential Guide for NRIs to Land Demarcation in India

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Nishandehi, a vital revenue process in India used to formally demarcate and mark the exact physical boundaries of a land parcel. It is a vital revenue procedure that helps identify exact land boundaries, resolve disputes, detect encroachments, and protect property rights. For Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), who are often unable to monitor their properties in India personally, […]

LAL DORA (LAL LAKIR) PROPERTIES REGISTRATION IN PUNJAB

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Definition of  Lal Dora properties The ‘Lal Dora’ refers to the ‘land or properties’ of villages which are separated by ‘red line’ in traditional land revenue maps of India since the British-era. This red line on the map was to separate the ‘Habitation area of a Village’, also referred to as Abadi area of a […]