Under the Indian Registration Act (1908), any sale of immovable property (like land, house, or buildings) worth more than Rs 100 should be registered. It’s done at the sub-registrar’s office and ...
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Mutation and bank loan don’t prove land ownership: Why HC denied ancestral land claim
Recently there was a case in the Andhra Pradesh High Court where the court refused to grant ownership of ancestral land to a family, even though they had secured a mutation in their name and had taken ...
The Government is legally empowered to take over properties, companies, assets and the management of organisations, but with a caveat: it must be done for the public good and in a democratic manner.
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