Documents By Vinod Arora

20/02/2026

Wait for official notification!!

23/01/2026

13/01/2026

लोहड़ी व मकर संक्रांति की ढेरों शुभकामनाएँ।
यह पर्व आपके जीवन में सुख, समृद्धि व खुशियाँ लेकर आए।

20/12/2025

All about RELINQUISHMENT DEED

16/12/2025

CIRCLE RATE:

The term circle rate refers to the minimum value at which a property can be registered during a transaction. It is fixed by the local government or revenue department to prevent undervaluation of property sales and ensure proper collection of stamp duty and registration fees.

03/12/2025

As per New Rent Agreement Rules 2025
1. Any Rental Agreement above 11 months is required to be registered in the office of the concerned Registrar Office, within 30 days of the occupation by the tenant.
2. In certain cases even short tenure Agreements requires registration.
3. Agents / Property Brokers who fails to execute registration may also be held responsible and penalised.

28/11/2025

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN NOMINEE & LEGAL HEIR

A nominee is a temporary custodian who receives assets on behalf of the legal heirs, while legal heirs are the rightful owners of the assets according to succession laws or a valid will. The nominee's role is to collect the assets and pass them to the legal heirs; they do not have absolute ownership and must hold the assets in trust for the true beneficiaries.

24/11/2025

Who Is a Nominee?
As per Indian law, a Nominee is only a temporary trustee of an asset. Therefore, naming someone as the Nominee means that this person will only be able to act as a temporary representative or custodian of that particular asset until the Beneficiary/ies is/are established as per the WILL or, in the absence of a WILL, the legal heir(s) as per the applicable succession laws (Hindu Succession Act). In short, a Nominee does not automatically become the legal owner of the asset, means a Nominee can never become beneficiary of an asset.

22/11/2025

WILL
A will or testament is a legal document by which a person, the testator, expresses his / her wishes as to how their moveable and immovable property is to be distributed upon his / her death, and names one or more person(s), the executor, to manage the same until it’s final distribution.

So you must make a WILL