Property transactions do not always reach completion. In some cases, a registered sale deed may be cancelled for legal, financial, or mutual reasons. When this happens, buyers often want clarity on whether the stamp duty paid can be recovered. As we move into 2026, understanding the refund claim process is essential to avoid financial losses and procedural delays.
Understanding the stamp duty...
As 2025 draws to a close, homeowners with Joint Home Loans have an excellent opportunity to maximise their tax savings before 2026 begins. If you have taken out a Housing Loan with a co-applicant, both borrowers can independently claim deductions, doubling the overall tax benefit. Want to know how to claim tax benefits on Joint Home Loans and reduce your tax liability? Year-end optimisation is...
Your property is more than just an asset; it is a source of financial strength that can help you meet personal or business goals. A Loan Against Property enables you to leverage the value of your residential or commercial property to access funds for various purposes, including business expansion, education, or debt consolidation.
With affordable LAP Interest rates, flexible...
In property law, a deed of release is a legally binding document that formally surrenders or relinquishes one party’s rights, claims, or interests in a property or obligation in favour of another party.
What is a deed of release?
At its core, a deed of release is used when someone (called the releasor) gives up their legal claim or interest over a property to another person (the...
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