In India, there are two major types of property ownerships i.e. freehold and leasehold properties. The major difference between freehold and leasehold property in India is the ownership tenure. In case of a freehold property, the land ownership stays with the owner for an indefinite period of time. Whereas, in a leasehold property, the ownership of the land stays with the owner for the period mentioned...
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Investigation of title is very essential since the ownership of the property is required to be complete, fair & free from any doubts, risks & interest. The purchaser must take all necessary steps at the time of acquiring property to obtain a good & clear title of the land. When search is conducted unto the property of the person who owns it, it is called the Investigation of Title. It is also...
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Key things NRIs should keep in mind while buying property in India At one point in time, buying real estate property in India used to be a complex job. With specific legal reform over the years, it is now a seamless process. According to foreign exchange management act (FEMA) – a non-resident Indian is a resident outside of India for more than 182 days. RBI governs transactions like buying real...
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