Registration of Property Transactions

In India, where a large number of property transactions happen within friends and relatives, many people don't consider registration of their newly owned properties a must. In many cases, people do it late, sometimes months or years after the purchase. Thus, a large number of ownership disputes arise, sometimes due to illicit grabbing or illegal sale. While some property owners go through the registration process themselves, many others engage lawyers to do the task for them. Whether you are a property buyer or a lawyer, it is important for you to know the process of property registration and redressal mechanisms in case of any disputes.... more

Beginner

Level

English

Language

6 Months

Duration

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Who Should Take This Course?

Buyers and Sellers of Immovable Properties
Real Estate Advisors
Lawyers
Law Students and Researchers
Other Stakeholders Interested in Real Estate Transaction in India

Evaluation Method

Learners must attempt the exam at the end of the course and secure at least 50% marks to obtain the course certificate.

Course Outcome:

After completing this course, you will be able to:

Understand benefits of property registration
Analyse Indian law on registration of property
Understand and advise on the process of property registration

Course Outline:

Module 1 – Introduction to Property Law
Module 2 – Property Registration
Certification Exam/ Assessment

About the Author

Rohini Rangachari Karnik completed her law from Law Faculty, Delhi University in 2001. She completed her Masters in European Business Law from Aix-en-Provence, France in 2002. After graduating, she did a summer internship in Stuttgart and worked in the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris before returning to Delhi in 2004 to practice law in Dua Associates. In Delhi, she worked in the field of corporate law and litigation, focusing primarily on arbitration and intellectual property rights. She has worked with J. Sagar Associates and Dutt and Menon in Delhi and has been associated with Manupatra as an editor of a few journals including Competition Law Reports and Intellectual Property Law Reporter. She now teaches French at St. Stephens College and Daulat Ram at Delhi University.