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The Best Title Evaluation Service you can trust
When it comes to fixing erroneous property information,
who can you trust to give you the help you so desperately need?
Property owners are always advised to ensure that their records are up to date at all times but in some cases,
we are caught unawares and during such situations, we fall into desperation.
One of the main problem bugging property owners in India especially in some of the states up north is the problem of inaccurate or non existent records.
Some landlords don’t have legal property documents while those who do have documents that show inaccurate information. For such people,
proving that the property is truly theirs becomes a big problem.
Why Is It Important To Know The History Of The Property Before You Invest In
We take all precautions before taking any major decision in our lives and we must. Because certain things has life long commitment, and we rely on it other than anyone else. Likewise human body, our Houses/Properties should also be up to date and has clear title history so that, we can use it, sell it, mortgage it when need arise and therefore, it is extremely important to know the Title History before purchasing a property and therefore, the present Online platform of www.Titleclearance.com assures you with Quality Services with a huge network of Lawyers/Attorneys/Solicitors throughout the Country.
We are committed to give THE BEST OF CLASS LEGAL SERVICES, with a Team of Assorted Lawyers mastered the Land Revenue Laws, and this is the one point solution for making yourself assure about the Title of the Property before you purchase it.
Ownership Record under RERA Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 Under Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 for short RERA require a promoter to submit at the time of registration of the project, a copy of the title report of a practicing advocate reflecting the flow of title of the promoter to the land on which the development is proposed. Further, as a part of the documents to be uploaded on the website of the Authority, Mumbai, Delhi, Karnataka, Haryana, Gujarat, and Uttar Pradesh require the promoter to provide a land title search report from an advocate having experience of at least 10 years in land related matters. The rules of the States require the promoter to declare the encumbrances, if any, including litigations on the land on which the development is proposed. In case if there is no encumbrance on the land on which the development is proposed, then in such cases, the rule of Uttar Pradesh requires a promoter to provide a non-encumbrance certificate through an advocate having experience of at least 10 years. The rules of Maharashtra and Delhi require a promoter to provide a nonencumbrance certificate through an advocate having experience of at least 10 years from the revenue authority not below the rank of tehsildar. However, the rules of Karnataka prescribe that a non-encumbrance certificate can be obtained from the concerned sub registrar having at least 12 years’ experience in land related matters. The rules of Haryana require a promoter to provide a non-encumbrance certificate through an advocate having experience of at least 10 years in land related matters as well as from the revenue authority not below the rank of tehsildar. The rules of Tamil Nadu require a promoter to provide an up-todate encumbrance certificate, extract/ certificate from the revenue authorities reflecting the title of the promoter to the land on which development is proposed. In Gujarat, if the promoter is not the owner of the land on which development is proposed then details of consent of the owner of the land along with a copy of the necessary agreement entered between the promoter and the owner of the land needs to be provided. Further, copies of title and other documents reflecting the title of the owner need to be provided. THE REGISTRATION FEE The Act requires every promoter to submit an application to the Authority for registration of his project with necessary documents along with a registration fee. As per the Act, the application has to be accompanied by such fee as may be specified by the regulations made by the Authority. The fee that promoters need to pay when applying for registration varies across states. In Maharashtra, the promoter shall pay a registration fee by way of online transfer for a sum calculated at `10 per square metre of the area of the land, subject to a minimum of `50,000 and a maximum of `1,000,000. In Delhi, however, the registration fee can be paid only through a demand draft drawn on any scheduled bank. The registration fee in Delhi is also higher than in Maharashtra. In Delhi, there is a distinction between commercial projects, group housing projects and mixed-development projects with regards to registration fee. In case of a commercial project: `20 per square metre, if land area is less than 1,000 square metres. `25 for every square metr
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