Real Estate

An immoveable property can be residential, commercial or any other property
including buildings thereon. The person who is the owner of the immoveable
property derives his ownership for the property from various documents and

Any immovable property, rural or urban, must be scrutinized as to its ownership before
purchasing the same. The title of the owner is derived from various deeds relating to the
property. The title deeds vary from property to property, depending on whether it is

Any moveable or immovable property can be conveyed by way of Gift. The Transfer of
Property Act, 1882 provides for the rules and conditions governing such Gifts.

When one thinks of investment the primary investment is in real estate. Non Resident
Indians (NRI) are always on the look out to establish their link with the country of their
origin, India by acquiring real estate. The Regulations for such acquisition and transfer of

Karnataka Land Reforms (Amendment) Ordinance, 2020 was passed on July 16th 2020i
bringing
certain agrarian land reforms that took Karnataka from being the most regulated to the most
liberalised regime for farmland transactionsii
.