Your NBFC Loan Was Sold to a Bank? The Supreme Court Says SARFAESI Comes With It
The Supreme Court ruled on 2 September 2026 that a bank can use SARFAESI's fast-track recovery on a loan it bo…
Read →Property is where India's paperwork bites hardest. The difference between owning an asset and owning a lawsuit is often a document that was never registered, a title never traced back far enough, or stamp duty paid at the wrong rate.
These guides cover the transactions that matter most — buying, letting, gifting and inheriting — including why almost every rent agreement in India runs for exactly eleven months, and what a will has to contain to survive a challenge.
The Supreme Court ruled on 2 September 2026 that a bank can use SARFAESI's fast-track recovery on a loan it bo…
Read →There are three main legal ways to pass your property to someone else — a will, a gift deed, and a trust — and…
Read →Ever wondered why almost every rent agreement in India is for exactly 11 months? It's not a coincidence or a s…
Read →Registering a document is what turns a private piece of paper into a public, legally recognised record — and f…
Read →Buying property is the biggest purchase most people ever make — and the one where they do the least legal home…
Read →A power of attorney is one of the most useful — and most misused — legal documents in India.…
Read →Two people can occupy identical flats on identical rent and have completely different legal rights — because o…
Read →Stamp duty is the tax most people pay without understanding it — a charge on the document that records a trans…
Read →A will is the one document that lets you decide who gets what after you're gone — instead of leaving your fami…
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