Although not necessarily enacted by a single national law, property purchase notices are common requirements of banks (as part of due diligence in home loans), title search advocates, and other state-level registering bodies. Although not obligatory, it is good law practice and secures the title of the buyer to publish one.

Public-NoticeAds.in will put your advert in any major English or regional language newspaper in India - Times of India, Hindustan Times, The Hindu, Maharashtra Times, Dainik Bhaskar, Dainik Jagran, Lokmat, Sakal, Deccan Herald, and so on. We will assist you in finding the appropriate paper to your city and need.

The price will differ depending on the newspaper used, the issue (city-based or a multi-edition), the type of ad (classified text or display), and the size or amount of words contained in the notice. Classified text notices typically start around ₹500 per insertion. We offer a comprehensive, no obligation quote in advance.

Yes - we will provide drafting service. After you give the essential property and party information, our team drafts a well-formatted draft which is reviewed by you. You are not required to write the notice yourself.

Absolutely. We constantly process property purchase notice bookings of NRIs and foreign customers. The whole procedure consultation, drafting, approval, payment, and delivery of tear sheets is done remotely over the phone, WhatsApp, and email.

In the simplest scenarios we can publish within 2-4 working days of draft approval and payment. In emergency cases (where a registration deadline or bank condition must be met soon) we can be contacted to see how we can expedite things.

A digital tear sheet is a scan or e-paper image of the page your notice was located. Banks, those who advocate, the housing societies, and the government offices widely accept it as evidence of publication. In cases where the authorities need the hard copies or certified documents, we can do that separately.

Publication in a minimum of two newspapers, one English daily and one newspaper in the regional language is recommended by many banks and legal advisors, and enforced by some authorities. We are able to make both reservations at the same time and give tear sheets to each.

Minimum: name and address of the buyer, name and address of the seller, clear description of the property (location, area, survey/CTS/plot number), type of transaction, invitation to any interested party to raise objections within a given period (normally 15 days after date of publication). Our group will make sure that all the necessary components are present.

Even in the unlikely case of any mistake being made by the newspaper or our staff we take immediate measures to correct a re-issue and record the error. We even liaise with the newspaper to sort this out as soon as possible.

Get in touch with us through phone or WhatsApp (+91 98219 84000) or our enquiry form on our website. Send the property description and the buyer and seller names- we will work on the rest, do the drafting, newspaper choice, booking and tear sheet delivery.

You usually have to give: name and address of the buyer, name and address of the seller, address and description of the property (area, survey number or CTS number, and type of property), the date on which agreement to sell is made or sale deed, and the period in which the intended objection is to be made. The copy of the agreement of sale or title document is not always essential at the stage of drafting but it is rather helpful.

Yes. Depending on the newspaper as well as the state where the property is situated, we prepare property purchase notices in Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Bengali, and other regional languages.

The correct newspaper will be determined by the location of the property (city and state), language of the local audience, and whatever your bank or advocate has recommended. We shall advise you, depending on your circumstances-- and in case no newspaper has been named we shall advise you to the best and most widely circulated daily.

Notices published in major regional language papers that are classified cost 500 and above per insertion. Notices in English dailies and display format cost more. There are packages of multi-city or multi-newspaper. We offer a solid, line-by-line quotation prior to your engagement.

The typical objection period is 15 days after publication but this can be 30 days requested by some banks or advocates. Whichever period your requirement specifies we will include in the draft of the notice.

Yes. Banks mandate publication in widely circulated newspapers during title investigation and the newspapers we use for national and regional leaders are acceptable at all major banks and NBFCs. We will be able to furnish the tear sheet in the format that your bank would want.

Yes--well, that is the usual order of things. The notice is usually published before or around the same time as the registration, to give the public an opportunity to raise objections prior to the completion of the transaction.

That is no issue. We do notices on any property in India irrespective of the location of the buyer. All this is done remotely and we are conversant with what the newspapers in all the major states need.

The digital tear sheet is emailed to you 24-48 hours upon publication date. Your bank or agent may insist upon the hard copy of the newspapers, or on certified affidavits, or notarised tear sheets, which we could supply on demand, at the time you book.