Bengaluru apartment parking rules mandate 18 square metre spaces per vehicle. This guide unpacks legal requirements for residents and housing associations.

The RERA compliance ruling mandates the Bangalore Development Authority pay ₹22 lakh for failing to deliver essential infrastructure at the Kengeri project.

Bengaluru rental security deposits are under fire as tenants report ₹52,000 deductions. This guide analyses legal safeguards and rental agreement clauses.

Apartment residents in Bengaluru are advocating for updated legislation and equitable waste disposal charges. The Bangalore Apartments Federation highlights the inadequacies of outdated laws and the financial strain imposed by differential waste fee structures, impacting property ownership and living costs.

The Karnataka Real Estate Appellate Tribunal (KREAT) has ruled that the Bengaluru Development Authority (BDA) qualifies as a 'promoter' under RERA, mandating project registration and ensuring parity with private developers. This decision significantly impacts regulatory oversight of public real estate ventures across Karnataka.

The Karnataka Real Estate Appellate Tribunal has definitively ruled that the Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) qualifies as a 'promoter' under RERA, compelling adherence to the 2016 Act. This landmark decision affects ongoing projects like Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Layout (NPKL) and reinforces regulatory oversight on state development bodies.

The Karnataka administration has instituted a prohibition on converting agricultural land parcels measuring five guntas or less for non-agricultural purposes. This stringent measure targets systemic misuse of family partition rules to create unauthorized revenue sites, aiming to secure arable land and enforce proper land record management across the state.

Karnataka government doubles property registration fees from 1% to 2% starting August 31, 2025, to address ₹3,500 crore revenue shortfall and strengthen regulatory oversight.

In a landmark ruling, the Karnataka High Court has quashed a 24-year-old BDA land acquisition in Bengaluru, restoring property rights to landowners and setting a legal precedent for stalled acquisitions across India.

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A landmark High Court verdict confirmed that Mohammedan law does not prohibit property transfer documents, emphasising the Karnataka Stamps Act's religion-neutral approach. The Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act-1937 does not supplant Section 2(q) and Article 48 of the Karnataka Stamp Act