Featured Property Law Insights for Bangalore

Property partition can be a difficult process for families. I explain the two main ways to partition property in India: by mutual agreement while living together, or by drawing physical borders. Understanding this distinction is the first step to ensuring you receive your rightful share.

For property owners in Bengaluru, E-Khata is non-negotiable. This video covers the latest BBMP updates, including the new 48-hour online application process and doorstep delivery of drafts. I explain why it's mandatory for building approvals, tax payments, and property registration.

Thinking of registering property in your wife's name to save on stamp duty? While common, this can have serious legal consequences, especially in a divorce. This is the first part of a series explaining the risks and legal remedies under the Benami Transactions Act.

The space outside your gate might not be yours to control. I clarify the law around parking on public roads, explaining that only official authorities can designate 'no parking' zones. This video helps homeowners understand their rights and the limits of their private property.

Many tenants and landlords in Karnataka are unaware of the law regarding security deposits. I explain the state government's rule that landlords can only charge a maximum of two months' rent as a deposit for a residential property.

Can someone claim ownership of your property just by living in it? I explain the concept of adverse possession, or 'squatter's rights', in India. This video details the conditions required to make such a claim, such as occupying a property peacefully for over 12 years.