Our faqs

• Carpet Area: This is the area of the apartment that does not include the area of the walls i.e. the area of the apartment that a carpet can cover.
• Built-Up Area: This is the area of the apartment that includes the area covered by the walls.
• Super Built-Up Area: This includes the built-up areas such as the lobby, lifts, stairs etc. This term is therefore only applicable for multi-dwelling units, such as flat complexes.

• A Lease, defined under Section 105 of The Transfer of Property Act, 1882, is a transfer of the right to enjoy the concerned property for a pre-defined time period or in perpetuity. The lessor (owner of the property) gives the lessee (the one leasing the property) such consideration periodically, usually at the beginning or end of a lease agreement.
  
  
• License is defined in Section 52 of the Indian Easements Act,1882. License does not allow any interest in the premises on the licensee’s part. It merely gives the licensee the right to use and occupy the premises for a limited duration.
• A lease deed needs to be stamped and registered. The amount payable towards the lease deed’s stamp duty is more than that payable towards the Leave and License’s. For a period exceeding three years, the stamp duty is same for both agreements.

• There are various implications of entering into a lease agreement such as you have to pay the stamp duty, the lease agreement has to be registered etc.

• Yes. The RBI may grant permission to a foreign citizen of non-Indian origin/foreign companies if the property is purchased for residential use and the consideration is paid by way of foreign exchange.

• Indian citizens who stay in a foreign country for employment 
• Indian citizens carrying on their businesses or vocations
• Indian citizens abroad for any other purpose in the circumstances indicating a definite intention to stay outside India for an indefinite period

• • • Indian citizens working abroad on assignment with foreign governments or international agencies
    • Officials of central and state government and public sector undertakings deputed abroad on temporary assignments or posted to their offices abroad
    • Indians who have settled abroad permanently or gone abroad on immigration

Non-resident Indians become residents of India once they come back to India to engage in employment, for carrying on any business or vocation, or for any other purpose indicating a definite intention to stay in India for an indefinite period.

By registering the transaction of an immovable property, it becomes permanent public record. Title or interest can be acquired only if the deed is registered.