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GST on Flats Below 45 Lakhs

GST has played a significant role in shaping the real estate landscape in India, particularly for affordable housing. For flats priced below 45 lakhs, the

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Gujarat Property Card

A Gujarat Property Card also known as the Record of Rights (ROR), serves as a vital document for landowners in Gujarat. This document provides a

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Inam Land in India

Inam land in India refers to land granted to individuals or institutions as a reward or recognition for services rendered to the government or community.

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Index 2 Document in Maharashtra

An Index 2 document in Maharashtra is a crucial record maintained by the Sub-Registrar of Assurances, detailing the history of property transactions. This document serves

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Frequently Asked Questions

What information does a digitally signed Encumbrance Certificate contain?

A digitally signed Encumbrance Certificate includes details like the property owner’s name, transaction history, survey number, extent, village, mortgages, claims, and other encumbrances recorded for the property.

Yes, a digitally signed Encumbrance Certificate is often mandatory for property transactions to verify the legal and financial status of the property, ensuring there are no disputes or liabilities.

No, the digitally signed Encumbrance Certificate only reflects transactions or liabilities officially registered with the government. Any unregistered encumbrances will not appear.

Yes, a digitally signed Encumbrance Certificate can be requested for any property, as it is public information..

Digitally Signed Encumbrance Certificate is only available from 1983 in Andhra Pradesh.

Yes, a digitally signed Encumbrance Certificate is accepted by most banks and financial institutions for loan processing, as it is legally valid and certified.

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