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RERA Advertising Rules in India 2026: What You Can Legally Advertise

A developer posts a render on Instagram with “launching soon” and a phone number. No project name, no price, no booking form. Harmless teaser, surely. Under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, that post may already be an advertisement. The RERA advertising rules are drawn far more widely than most marketing teams assume, […]

Completion Certificate in Punjab 2026: How It Differs From an Occupancy Certificate

Two documents get confused constantly at the end of a construction project, and the confusion is expensive because buyers accept one when they needed the other. A completion certificate in Punjab says the building was built the way it was approved. An occupancy certificate says the building may lawfully be lived in. Builders hand over […]

How to Check Court Cases on Property in Punjab 2026

A seller can show you a clean sale deed, a clean jamabandi and a clean encumbrance certificate, and the property can still be the subject of a court case that will take you a decade to escape. None of those documents record litigation. If you want to know whether a property is being fought over, […]

Land Demarcation in Punjab 2026: Nishandehi Process and Boundary Disputes

Almost every long-running land dispute in rural Punjab starts the same way. Someone builds a wall. Someone else says the wall is two feet inside their field. Neither can prove it, because nobody has ever had the boundary formally marked on the ground. The official remedy is land demarcation in Punjab, known locally as nishandehi. […]

Family Settlement Deed in Punjab 2026: Registration and Stamp Duty

Most family property disputes in Punjab are not settled in a courtroom. They are settled in a drawing room, between people who already know what the answer should be. The problem is what happens next: the arrangement gets written down badly, and a settlement meant to end a dispute becomes the evidence for a new […]

Relinquishment Deed in Punjab 2026: Release of Share by Co-Owners

When a person dies leaving property to several heirs, or when a property is held jointly by more than one owner, one of them often wants to step aside and let the others hold it. The instrument for that is a relinquishment deed in Punjab, also called a release deed. It is one of the […]

Transfer Electricity Connection in Punjab 2026: PSPCL Name Change Guide

You have registered the sale deed, you have the keys, and the electricity bill still arrives in the previous owner’s name. Most buyers leave it that way for months because nothing appears to break. It does break, and usually at the worst moment. Here is how to transfer electricity connection in Punjab properly, and why […]

Mutation After Death in Punjab 2026: Succession Intkal Explained

When a landowner dies in Punjab, the land does not stop belonging to the family. But the government record still shows a dead person as the owner, and until that is corrected almost nothing useful can be done with the property. Correcting it is called succession mutation, or virasat intkal. This is how mutation after […]

Property NOC in Punjab 2026: Rules, Fees and the High Court Order

If you are buying or selling a plot in Punjab, you have probably been told two completely different things. One person says a property NOC in Punjab is no longer needed. Another says the registry office will refuse you without one. Both were true at different points in the last two years, which is exactly […]