Real Estate, RERA & Conveyancing
The firm advises buyers, sellers, developers, and tenants on real-estate transactions, RERA compliance, conveyancing, and real-estate disputes in Rajasthan and beyond.
Scope of work the firm handles
- Title due diligence on residential and commercial property
- Sale-deed and gift-deed drafting and registration
- Lease and rental agreements — drafting and registration
- Builder–buyer agreements — review and negotiation
- RERA filings, complaints and proceedings before the Rajasthan RERA
- Conveyancing — search reports, encumbrance, mutation
- Real-estate disputes before civil courts and consumer fora (where commercial)
- Joint-development and collaboration agreements
Who typically engages the firm
- Property buyers conducting due diligence
- Sellers needing watertight conveyance documentation
- Developers structuring joint developments or sales
- Allottees with grievances against builders under RERA
Where the firm appears
Relevant statutory framework
- Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016
- Transfer of Property Act, 1882
- Registration Act, 1908
- Indian Stamp Act, 1899 (and Rajasthan amendments)
- Rajasthan Tenancy Act, 1955 (where applicable)
How an engagement begins
- 01 Initial consultation
An initial consultation is arranged on request to understand the matter.
- 02 Engagement letter
If the firm is in a position to assist, an engagement letter setting out the scope of work and the terms of engagement is shared.
- 03 Representation, drafting or advisory
The firm proceeds with the agreed scope of work — representation, drafting, vetting, or advisory work as the engagement requires.
Frequently asked questions
What does title due diligence cover?
A title due diligence typically covers the chain of title (usually 30 years), encumbrance certificates, mutation entries, sanctioned plan and occupancy certificate (for built property), pending litigation, and any statutory dues. The firm produces a written title report on completion.
When can a complaint be filed before RERA?
A complaint may be filed where the project or the promoter has violated provisions of the RERA Act — including delay in possession, deviation from sanctioned plans, or non-registration of the project. The complaint is filed before the Rajasthan Real Estate Regulatory Authority.
Does the firm assist with stamp-duty assessment?
Yes. Stamp-duty assessment under the Indian Stamp Act and the relevant state amendments is part of conveyancing engagements.
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