Checking for Legal Encumbrances on Property in Nungambakkam

[Nandini Devi]

I’m interested in investing in properties in Nungambakkam and want to avoid any potential legal issues. What processes should I follow to verify that a property is not burdened with legal encumbrances?

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[Tariq Shaikh]

Start with a title search. Request a title deed from the seller and verify its authenticity by checking the property records with the local sub-registrar’s office.

[Rani Joseph]

Obtain a legal opinion. Hire a real estate lawyer to review the property documents and provide a professional opinion on any potential encumbrances.

[Vinod Kumar]

Check for outstanding loans. Verify if there are any mortgages or loans against the property by reviewing documents from financial institutions.

[Amina Begum]

Examine property tax records. Ensure that all property taxes are paid up to date and check for any unpaid dues that might indicate legal issues.

[Franklin Xavier]

Review previous transactions. Look into the history of transactions involving the property to identify any past disputes or claims.

[Radha Reddy]

Verify with the local authority. Check with the local municipal office or development authority for any pending legal issues or encumbrances on the property.

[Haroon Ali]

Look for litigation records. Investigate whether the property is involved in any ongoing legal disputes or court cases.

[Clara D’Souza]

Check for land use restrictions. Ensure that the property complies with local zoning laws and land use regulations to avoid future legal complications.