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Dear Client,
When an apartment is purchased a certain value of the land will also be allocated in the name of the buyer. This portion is called an 'Undivided Share of Land' (UDS). It is a part of the plot given to the owner of the flat in an apartment complex on which the entire structure is built. The sum of all the undivided shares for each apartment owner must be proportionate to the area of the land in which the apartment has been constructed. The legal implication of undivided land share ma

Dear Client,
The state government is empowered to make its own rules for levying road tax from the vehicle owners. The Road Tax is a state-level tax, i.e., the government of various states imposes it at their individual level. Each state has different rules and regulations for charging the road tax. Due to the varying percentage levied by different states, the amount of tax is also different. According to the Central Motor Vehicles Act, if a vehicle is being used for more than a year, then it is

Dear Client,
Until a society or association is formed and registered under the relevant Act, the builder takes care of the building and charges for maintenance from residents of the building. On the formation of an association, when the builder hands over the building to the association. he will show the arrears of maintenance in respect of you and accordingly, the association may ask for the payment of arrears of maintenance charges from you since you are occupying the flat before its registrat

Dear Client,
In e-stamp, Locked mean, an e-stamp paper is registered. Applicants cannot edit the content or cancel the application once locked. Applicants cannot claim refund once the e-stamp paper is locked. The reasons for it being locked might be technical issue or prior use of the stamp for another document. Contact the IGR JK helpdesk and seek to resolve the issue. We hope that our response is helpful to you.

Dear Client,
The title or ownership of an immovable property does not confer upon a person until and unless a deed of conveyance or deed of sale is registered in favour of a person under the Registration Act, 1908. The registration of property in the name of the proposed owner was kept in abeyance for 18 years till the demise of the proposed owner in the year 2013. So, the status of ownership of the property is now in limine which involves complex questions of law and fact. In the absence of the

Dear Client,
Regarding the gift deed property, you have to prove the ownership status of the property. Regarding the value of the assets, the value of the property, you gained through gift deed might be accessed. Give a declaration that you have no other property. If you meet the other eligibility criteria of getting EWS certificate, you can apply for an EWS Certificate to the concerned authority. Regarding the confusion of the gift deed, consult with the local authorities regarding your eligibi

Dear Client,
A family settlement deed once executed and signed by all the parties can never be revoked or canceled unilaterally. and a registered deed can be canceled by the Court's order only. In the absence of any Court's order canceling the settlement deed, the same is still in force. Accordingly, the son being the legal heir of the settlor father has transferred the title of the said property to others. Mere signatures of legal heirs and witnesses on stamp paper might not be considered as an

Dear Client,
After execution of a registered development agreement, a segregation deed needed registration. Section 17 of The Registration Act, 1908 mandates registration of documents affecting immovable property (Rs. 100 or more). Since the separation deed deals with Immovable property and creates separate ownership rights, registration is mandatory. Registration creates a public record of ownership. We hope that our response is helpful to you.

Dear Client,
A mutation of land/property entitled a person in whose favour mutation is done to pay the land revenue in question. Mutation entry does not confer any right, title or interest in favour of the person and the mutation entry in the revenue record is only for the fiscal purpose that does not override the title conferred through a registered Deed of Sale/conveyance. An aggrieved person can file a civil suit for a declaration under Section 34 of the Specific Relief Act before the compete

Dear Client,
A rectification deed is also referred to as a deed of confirmation, correction deed, confirmation deed, supplementary deed, amendment deed, etc. A rectification deed is recognized under Section 17 of the Indian Registration Act, 1908, and is a perfectly legal way to correct errors in legal documents. Rectification deeds are an acceptable method of correcting errors in original deeds or documents like sale deeds and title deeds with the prior permission of the Registrar/Sub-Registrar