Real court cases and property disputes - analysed for NRIs and property owners to understand what goes wrong and how to protect themselves.
A 2026 audit found roughly ₹48 crore diverted through Telangana's land registration portal using faked challans and cancellations. What it means for your property.
A 1992 lawsuit cancelled a 1993 sale deed. The Supreme Court's 2024 lis pendens ruling in Shingara Singh v Daljit Singh and what it means for NRI buyers.
The Supreme Court's May 2025 ruling in Mahnoor Fatima Imran v. Visweswara: registered deeds built on an unregistered 1982 agreement transfer no title.
An NRI sold his Pune property for ₹2 crore. The buyer deducted TDS but used the wrong form. The tax department sent a ₹46 lakh demand. Delhi HC's May 2025 ruling.
A Hyderabad developer collected Rs 5.6 crore for a project with no approvals and zero construction. The document that would have stopped every payment.
Accamma Sam Jacob bought a Bengaluru plot in 1994. Three decades later, a confirmation deed bearing her alleged signature was being used against her.
The Supreme Court ruled in 2026 that possession without an Occupancy Certificate is legally invalid, regardless of what your builder-buyer agreement says.
HYDRAA reclaimed 8 acres of government land in Khanamet worth Rs 1,200 crore. Court records show apartments were built and sold, while documents told a different story.
The Supreme Court confirmed what lawyers have always known: registering a sale deed does not guarantee title. Here is what it actually means for buyers.
The Land Reforms Act 1973 makes transactions on ceiling surplus land void in Telangana and AP. What buyers and sellers must know before any agricultural land deal.
When NRIs sell property in India remotely, they face a fraud risk most don't anticipate. Kerala cases show how it happens and what documents can prevent it.
A Delhi tenant rented a shop in 1953, stopped paying in 2000, and claimed ownership. The SC ruled in Jyoti Sharma v. Vishnu Goyal - what every NRI landlord needs to know.
A family claims 27 acres near Hyderabad's ORR since 1969, a midnight demolition, and missing survey maps. What Bhu Bharati records and court filings actually reveal.
The Nirmal Kaur case shows how a forged power of attorney allowed family members to transfer an NRI's property. What went wrong and how to prevent it.
How patwaris and tehsildars misclassify land, forge verification reports, and process fraudulent mutations. What property owners must know to protect their land records.
A Hyderabad property changed hands on an unregistered gift deed that was legally void from day one. It took 25 years in court to confirm it. Why registration matters.
The Sandhar encroachment case shows what happens when you cannot prove your property boundaries. Three courts dismissed the claim for the same reason: no boundary proof.
The Supreme Court ruled that property sales through a General Power of Attorney are legally invalid. What this means for NRI property buyers and sellers in India.
