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Before buying a property, you should check all these things:

TIPS PROPERTIES LTD - TAMIL NADU Here's an Essential Checklist Before Buying Property in Tamil Nadu—whether it's residential, commercial, or land: 1. Verify Title and Ownership Check Patta/Chitta/Adangal records (for land) Ensure the seller has a clear title with no disputes or encumbrances Obtain Encumbrance Certificate (EC) for at least the last 15-30 years 2. Verify Land Use and Zoning Confirm land use through the CMDA/DTCP/local authority Ensure it matches your intended use: residential, commercial, agricultural, etc. Check if it falls under non-buildable or restricted zones 3. Check Approval Documents For plots: Look for DTCP or CMDA approval For apartments/buildings: Verify building plan approval, completion certificate, and occupancy certificate 4. Legal Due Diligence Hire a lawyer to examine: Sale deed Mother deed Encumbrance history Court case searches Power of attorney validity (if applicable) 5. Verify Property Tax and Dues Check property tax receipts up-to-date Conf...
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Property rights for women as a mother

The section below describes the property rights of a woman as a mother- According to the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, mothers are considered Class I heirs to a property. That means if a male or female property owner dies, the laws of succession recognise the spouse, children, and parents as legal heirs to their estate. Even in the absence of a Will, the Hindu Succession Act, 1956 ensures a fair and just distribution of a mother's assets, with no discrimination based on gender. This extends to married daughters as well, ensuring equality in inheritance. Mothers also maintain the right to dispose of their share of the property as per their wishes. In these cases, keeping a signed Will can avoid property disputes in the future. In a joint family, a widowed mother is entitled to an equal share of her son's property.
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