Supreme Court: State Is Custodian, Not Owner, of Temple Property
The Supreme Court has ruled that the State Government is a custodian and regulator, not the owner, of temple property. In K. Ramalingam v. Government of Tamil N…
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The Supreme Court has ruled that the State Government is a custodian and regulator, not the owner, of temple property. In K. Ramalingam v. Government of Tamil N…
A Power of Attorney allows someone to act on another person's behalf, but the authority granted must be carefully defined. Learn how to choose the right type of…
Stamp duty and registration charges can significantly increase the cost of buying property in India. Learn how these charges are calculated, how Delhi and Odish…
An Encumbrance Certificate helps prospective land buyers examine registered transactions that may affect a property's legal or financial position. Learn what an…
Notarisation in India runs on one national law — the Notaries Act, 1952 — but is administered locally. Fees, notary quotas, stamp duty, and digital verification…
Most people encounter notarisation for the first time standing outside a small office with a red stamp on the door, wondering what happens next. Here’s what not…