Papers & law
Renting out your house: agreement, registration, tenant verification
Letting a flat in Indore? The agreement, when registration becomes compulsory, telling the police station, the deposit, and closing it all on paper.
3 Oct 2026How to file a RERA complaint in Madhya Pradesh
Form M or Form N, ₹1,000, and a folder in date order. How a complaint to MP RERA works, what to ask for, and what it cannot do for you.
3 Oct 2026Bhu-Aadhaar (ULPIN): the 14-character ID every land parcel is getting
Bhu-Aadhaar, or ULPIN, tells you which parcel you are looking at. It does not tell you who owns it, or whether the land is clean. Here is the difference.
3 Oct 2026Gift, will or sale: moving property inside a family
A gift deed works today, a will on death, a sale deed only with real payment. How to choose between them, and the three family mistakes to avoid.
3 Oct 2026Inside the sale deed: the clauses, the schedule and the indemnity
Seven parts of a sale deed, the schedule that decides what you actually bought, and the indemnity clause most standard drafts quietly leave out.
3 Oct 2026Occupancy certificate and completion certificate: two papers, two jobs
A completion certificate says the building matches its plan. An occupancy certificate says you may live in it. Ask for both before you take the keys.
3 Oct 2026Possession is not ownership
The owner on paper and the person on the plot can be two different people. How to find out who holds the land you are buying, and why it matters.
3 Oct 2026Pull your own land record: khasra and B1 in three steps
Your khasra and B-1 are public and searchable on the state's own portal, no sign-in needed to view. The right address, the search, and how to read it.
3 Oct 2026Four locks on farmland: ceiling, tribal, Bhoodan and government-allotted land
None of them is about price and none shows on the field. Four legal locks on farmland in Madhya Pradesh, and how to check for them first.
3 Oct 2026Freehold or leasehold: the difference that does not show on the plot
Two plots on the same street can be two different things: one owned outright, one held on a lease that runs down. How to tell which you are buying.
3 Oct 2026Inherited land: why every heir has to sign
Buy inherited land from four heirs out of six and you own four-sixths, not the plot. Who counts as an heir, and the papers that settle every share.
3 Oct 2026Clear title is not a certificate: how to read the chain of title
Nobody issues a certificate saying your land is fine. Clear title is a chain of owners with no gap, traced back thirty years. How to read it, and its limits.
3 Oct 2026Power of attorney, agreement to sell, will: why none of them transfers land
An agreement to sell, a power of attorney, a will and a receipt can fill a file and still leave the land in the seller's name. Here is why, and what to ask.
3 Oct 2026Whose name goes on the sale deed
Who paid and whose name is on the deed are two different questions. What the choice changes, and why to settle it at home, weeks early, not at the desk.
8 Sep 2026Registry day: what happens, and mutation afterwards
Stamp duty, the four-month clock, Aadhaar at the counter, e-registration from home, and why a registered deed still leaves mutation to be done.
8 Sep 2026The token: the agreement that comes before the sale deed
The token is the first money you pay and the moment you have least on paper. Six things to put in the agreement to sell before it moves.
8 Sep 2026The five documents that decide whether land is safe
The land is usually fine; the paper decides. The five documents that separate a plot you can build on from one you can only argue about, and how to read each.
8 Sep 2026How to verify a developer in Indore
A clean plot from a developer who does not finish is still a problem. An afternoon in a colony they completed, five things to look at, what they must prove.
8 Sep 2026What RERA does, and what it does not
Who must register with MP RERA, what an agent's number means, and the four checks a registration does not replace: title, ownership, coverage and sanction.
8 Sep 2026Seven words on your papers: khasra, khatauni, diversion, FAR, mutation and more
Khasra, khatauni, diversion, layout sanction, guideline rate, FAR and setback, mutation: what each word on your plot's papers means, and why it matters.
8 Sep 2026How boundary disputes start, and the cheap half of avoiding them
Boundary disputes begin as a few feet nobody measured. The six ways a line goes wrong, and the five cheap things to do before you build.
8 Sep 2026Farmland to plots: what diversion changes, and what it does not
Diversion only changes what a parcel is assessed for on the revenue record. The two permissions that must follow, and which paper to ask for by date.
8 Sep 2026The encumbrance question: is a loan or a court order already on the land?
A plot can carry a mortgage, a court attachment or a pending suit you cannot see from the gate. What an encumbrance certificate shows, and what it misses.
8 Sep 2026After you own it: property tax and municipal records
Who taxes your plot, why the seller stays liable until the record is changed, and what a tax receipt does and does not prove about ownership.
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