Land and Real Estate Laws

Explore urbanization issues and perspectives in India, analyzing push and pull factors, housing shortages, resource depletion, and their impact on poverty, crime, and public services.

Examine how urbanization, poverty, and governance influence urban violence and safety, and review urban renewal, infrastructure upgrades, and universal services aimed at uplifting the urban poor.

Explore how the land acquisition act 2013 governs public purpose and consent, ensures just compensation, and mandates rehabilitation and resettlement for private land acquired for public use.

The lecture explains key provisions of the land acquisition act 2013 part 2, including preliminary notification, public purpose, objections, and the census, survey, compensation, and rehabilitation and resettlement processes.

Explore the land acquisition framework under the 2013 act, part 3, including how market value is determined, compensation, awards, and the role of the collector and rehabilitation and resettlement provisions.

Discover how the land acquisition act 2013 part 4 empowers authorities with civil court powers to award compensation, assess market value, enforce attendance, and calculate interest at 12% per annum.

Explore the roles of the Delhi Development Authority, Haryana Urban Development Authority, and Noida Industrial Development Authority in the NCR urban planning, housing, and commercial development.

Establishes the real estate regulatory authority to regulate sales, mandate disclosures, require escrow funding and project registration, and provide a fast grievance redressal mechanism for buyers and developers.

Explore the real estate regulation bill's key definitions, including carpet area, common areas, and development works, and learn about compulsory project registration with the real estate regulatory authority.

Delhi apartment ownership act 2009 governs transferable rights and the proportionate undivided interest in land and common areas of multi-storey buildings used for residential or commercial purposes.

Explore the Delhi rent control act of 1958 (and 1966) and its provisions for standard rent, eviction protection, and the landlord-tenant relationship in Delhi's housing market.

Explore section two definitions in land and real estate laws, detailing basic rent, standard rent, cost of construction, and who may pay rent after tenancy ends.

Learn the grounds of eviction under rent control and higher laws, and how the dispute settlement mechanism, via comptrollers, handles landlord-tenant disputes, including orders to pay rent arrears.