Finance minister Palanivel Thiaga Rajan announced on Monday that registration fee for the deeds of sale, gift, exchange and non-family member settlements, has been slashed from the existing 4% to 2%. He …
Property Registration
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The state property registration department is gearing up ensure that at least 20% of first-sale (brand new) units are registered online by builders in the upcoming months till January, after …
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The government is set to launch a software, Cauvery 2.0, to ensure seamless registration of properties in all sub-registrar offices. Revenue minister R Ashoka told reporters on Monday the new software, which …
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The Karnataka government has slashed the property guidance value by 10 per cent for the next three months in a move aimed at providing an opportunity for people to get registrations done …
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The Haryana government announced on Friday that registration of properties would resume in every district from April 20. Officials said the number of registrations would, however, be halved to 30 a day. “We are …
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The cash-starved Karnataka government that is looking for ways to mobilise additional resources to keep afloat. One of the plans, the government has is to allow Sub Registrar offices to function so …
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Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP-RERA) has extended the validity period for registration of real estate projects in the state by three months in view of the nationwide lockdown …
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In another casualty of the COVID-19 national lockdown, stamp duty collections in Maharashtra plummeted over 40 percent in a single month. Maharashtra collected property registrations of Rs 1,309 crores in March versus Rs 2,231 …
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With revenue through property registrations likely to be less than the last fiscal and miss the target, sub-registrar offices have been directed to function. Property registration is one of the …
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Public works and registration minister G Sudhakaran has directed the sub-registrar offices across the state to limit document registrations per day to 20, to avoid queues and crowding in the wake of Covid-19 threat …






