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Navigate India's property easement laws with confidence using this comprehensive legal framework guide designed for buyers, sellers, and investors. Understand the Indian Easements Act requirements, registration processes, and state-specific variations that affect your property transactions.

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Complete guide to Power of Attorney for real estate in India. Learn POA types, legal requirements, registration process, and protection tips for property buyers, sellers, and NRI investors.

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Discover how RERA protects Indian homebuyers from construction defects, project delays, and false advertising. Learn about financial safeguards, transparent pricing, and complaint resolution under this transformative real estate law.