Title Verification & Due Diligence
Examine property ownership history (usually 20–30 years).
Verify clear and marketable title.
Check for encumbrances (loans, mortgages, legal dues).
Review government records and approvals.
2. Drafting & Reviewing Legal Documents
Prepare and vet documents such as:
Sale Agreement
Sale Deed
Lease Agreement
Gift Deed
Power of Attorney
Ensure clauses protect client interests and comply with law.
3. Property Registration Assistance
Guide clients through registration procedures.
Ensure proper stamp duty and registration fees are paid.
Coordinate with sub-registrar offices.
4. Compliance with Property Laws
Ensure adherence to laws like:
Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA)
Local land revenue laws
Municipal regulations and zoning laws
Check builder/project registration (if applicable).
5. Handling Property Disputes
Represent clients in disputes involving:
Ownership conflicts
Boundary issues
Illegal possession or encroachment
Builder-buyer disputes
Appear before courts, tribunals, or RERA authorities.
6. Negotiation & Legal Advice
Advise on transaction risks and legal implications.
Assist in negotiating fair terms between buyer, seller, or developer.
7. Loan & Mortgage Legal Support
Verify documents for bank loans.
Ensure property is eligible for financing.
Assist in mortgage creation and clearance.
8. Litigation & Legal Representation
File or defend cases in civil courts or real estate tribunals.
Handle injunctions, specific performance suits, etc.
9. NRI Property Matters
Guide Non-Resident Indians on:
Buying/selling property in India
FEMA compliance
Documentation and taxation
⚖️ Why a Real Estate Advocate is Important
Prevents fraud and illegal transactions
Ensures legal compliance
Protects financial investment
Helps resolve disputes efficiently