Advocate Aayush Property law guides
Written and reviewed by Advocate Aayush AgarwalBar Council of Delhi (D/6955/2018) · Last reviewed
Guides to buying, owning and protecting property in India: registration and stamp duty, title checks, partition, landlord and tenant law, RERA and powers of attorney.
9 guides
Cooperative Housing Society LawRights of flat owners in cooperative housing societies, and how disputes over maintenance, transfer and management are resolved.Family Property Dispute - First Steps (FAQ)What to do the moment a family property dispute starts - protecting your share, documents to secure, and mistakes that weaken your case. Free initial consultation on WhatsApp.Land Acquisition and Agricultural Land LawCompensation and rehabilitation rights under the 2013 land acquisition law, and restrictions on buying agricultural land.Landlord-Tenant and Rent Law in IndiaRights and obligations of landlords and tenants, eviction grounds, and the shift toward model tenancy law.Power of Attorney in India - General vs Special (GPA and SPA)How a power of attorney works in India: GPA versus SPA, why it cannot replace a sale deed, stamping, revocation and documents signed abroad.Property Partition and Injunction - Delhi GuideHow a partition suit works for jointly owned or ancestral property in Delhi, and when an injunction can protect possession.Property Registration, Stamp Duty and Mutation in IndiaHow property sales are registered in India, how stamp duty is charged, what mutation does and does not do, and what to check before buying.Property Title and Possession DisputesHow to verify property title, common possession dispute scenarios, and the civil remedies available under Indian property law.Property, Real Estate and RERA LawBuyer protections under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act 2016, and how to file a complaint against a builder.
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