About Our
Real Estate Law Practice
IANS Law Firm's Real Estate practice provides comprehensive end-to-end legal support for property transactions, development projects, title verification, and dispute resolution. We advise developers, builders, financial institutions, individual buyers, and corporate entities on all facets of real estate law — from land acquisition and due diligence to RERA compliance and property litigation. Our team possesses deep expertise in the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, the Registration Act, 1908, the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, and state-specific land revenue codes. We assist clients with title searches, sale deed preparation, lease documentation, joint development agreements, and stamp duty assessments. Our litigators represent clients before civil courts, consumer forums, RERA authorities, revenue boards, and the National Company Law Tribunal in real estate-related insolvency matters. We also handle large-scale land acquisition projects, facilitating smooth transactions while mitigating legal risks through rigorous due diligence and compliance verification.
Key Services
- check_circle Property due diligence
- check_circle Title verification and search
- check_circle Sale and purchase transactions
- check_circle Development agreements
- check_circle Lease documentation and registration
- check_circle RERA advisory and compliance
- check_circle Land acquisition matters
- check_circle Construction disputes
- check_circle Property litigation
- check_circle Stamp duty and registration
Our Approach
Our real estate practice: title verification, documentation and registration, RERA compliance, dispute resolution, and ongoing project advisory.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why is title due diligence important?
It verifies ownership history, encumbrances, and legal compliance ensuring clear marketable title.
Q: Is RERA registration mandatory?
Yes for residential projects over 8 units or 500 sqm. Commercial projects may have different requirements.
Q: What documents are needed for property purchase?
Sale deed, title deeds, encumbrance certificate, tax receipts, building plan, occupancy certificate, RERA registration.