Home › Property Registration › Collector Rate Haryana 2026-27 2026 Government Update Collector / Circle Rate Gurgaon & Delhi NCR Collector Rate Haryana 2026-27 Effective from 1 April 2026 Haryana Revenue & Disaster Management Department has issued directions for implementing the new Collector / Circle Rates for 2026-27. Revised rates are enforced from 01.04.2026 for […]
Legal News • Gurgaon and Delhi NCR Stamp Duty on LLP Conversion Explained: Can Authorities Charge It for Property Record Change? Businesses often face objections when a partnership firm converts into an LLP and seeks correction of its name in land or revenue records. The key question is whether such conversion amounts to a property
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Haryana Registry Update • Legal News Haryana Government Regulates Registry Token Escalation and Loan Entry Verification in Tehsils The Haryana Revenue & Disaster Management Department has issued fresh instructions to control token escalation, monitor rejected or reverted registry cases, and ensure faster verification of loan-related registration documents in Tehsils and Sub-Tehsils. This update is important
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Legal News • Gurgaon and Delhi NCR Viral “India Rent Rules 2026” Explained: What the Model Tenancy Act Really Means in Gurgaon A number of social media posts are claiming that India has introduced entirely new rent rules in 2026. In reality, most of these viral points are based on the Model Tenancy Act, 2021
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Limitation Period in Gurgaon (Civil + Criminal): Suit, Complaint & Case Time Limits Missing a filing deadline can quietly destroy an otherwise strong case. This page explains how limitation period works for common civil disputes (money recovery, property, contract) and criminal/complaint matters (including cheque bounce timelines), with a practical checklist for people in Gurgaon and
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Court Decree & NCLT Orders: Mandatory Registration in Haryana (Property Transfer Cases) If your ownership/transfer is based on a court decree, compromise decree, or NCLT order, Haryana authorities have reiterated that proper registration and stamp duty compliance may be required where the order effectively transfers/creates rights in immovable property. This impacts mutation, future sale, and
Difference between GPA & SPA: Which Power of Attorney Is Right for You (Gurgaon & Delhi NCR) Power of Attorney mistakes can delay property registration, create objections at Sub-Registrar, and expose owners (especially NRIs) to misuse risk. This guide explains the practical difference between General Power of Attorney (GPA) and Special Power of Attorney (SPA)
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Legal News • District Courts • Gurgaon and Delhi NCR Court Permission Mandatory for Self-Argument (Self-Representation): P&H High Court The Punjab & Haryana High Court clarified that a litigant does not have an absolute right to personally argue before the court. Permission of the concerned court is required, and courtroom decorum must be maintained. Update:
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Legal News • District Courts • Gurgaon and Delhi NCR Supreme Court Flags Gurugram Court Practice of In-Charge Judges Passing Final Orders During Leave The Supreme Court has questioned a “prevailing practice” in a Gurugram court where matters listed before a judge on leave were decided by an in-charge judge, and has sought a detailed
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LEGAL SERVICES • SERVICE TAX • BOMBAY HIGH COURT Legal Services Provided by Advocates Exempt from Service Tax – Bombay High Court Quick clarity for the public: during the service tax era, legal services by an individual advocate or a firm of advocates were covered by statutory exemption. The Bombay High Court has reiterated that
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