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Property Dispute Resolution & Transaction Due Diligence

byRavi S. GuptaOnline consultations available; Office in Jangpura, New Delhi. Takes cases across India.Starts from2,500 per sessionView full gallery

Don't let a property transaction become a legal nightmare. Whether you are dealing with a builder's delay or a seller backing out, you have clear legal options.

Before you invest your hard-earned money in a property, there are four critical things you must check. I guide you on verifying the property's title chain, checking for an occupancy certificate, and ensuring there are no existing loans or mortgages on the property.

What happens if someone signs a property deal but then backs out? The law provides a remedy. You can approach the court for 'specific performance' to compel the other party to follow through on the agreed terms of the contract.

About Buying, Selling & Builder Disputes

Before signing any sale deed, always run a check on the CERSAI portal. I see too many buyers caught in 'title-defective' properties because they skipped this step. Checking for existing mortgages or liens is non-negotiable—if a property has a hidden loan, you risk losing your investment entirely.

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