Explore the critical difference between property registration and mutation in India, and understand why recent Supreme Court rulings emphasize that while registration is legally mandatory, neither process alone guarantees absolute ownership without a clean chain of title.

A recent consumer forum ruling in Noida held a Resident Welfare Association liable for a "deficiency in service" after a child was attacked by stray dogs, establishing a major legal precedent that collecting maintenance charges creates a binding obligation to ensure resident safety.

The Karnataka High Court has ruled that children have a fundamental right to play in apartment common areas, striking down arbitrary bans by housing societies while simultaneously mandating the removal of hazardous aesthetic obstructions from shared corridors to ensure resident safety.

Discover why India’s economic growth and real estate investments are rapidly shifting away from traditional megacities towards emerging regional powerhouses, driven by massive infrastructure expansion, industrial corridors, and the rise of Global Capability Centres in tier-2 and tier-3 markets.