Executive Summary: Through property partition, co-owners divide jointly owned property into separate holdings so that each owner holds a defined portion exclusively. Unfortunately, frequent disagreements among co-owners often delay this essential legal process for years. Furthermore, a badly drafted or unregistered partition leaves serious title defects that make the property difficult to sell…
Executive Summary: A Power of Attorney (POA) for property is a document by which an owner or buyer (the principal) authorises another person (the attorney or agent) to act on their behalf in property matters, such as signing an agreement, executing and registering a deed, or managing the property. It is especially useful…
Executive Summary: An Encumbrance Certificate (EC) is an official certificate issued by the registration department that lists the registered transactions and charges affecting a property for the period applied for. For a buyer, it is one of the first documents to examine, because it shows whether the property has been mortgaged or otherwise…
