In every city and state in India Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Nagpur, Jaipur and many more. In case the selected newspaper covers your area of property, then we can advertise there.

The combination charges start at ₹890 per one English daily and one local language newspaper. The real rate differs depending on the number of words, size of ad, which newspaper and version it is in that city. After analysing your draft text you are provided with a precise rate.

We write it down on your behalf. You send us the details of the property notice such as whether the property is a flat or a plot, names of the parties involved, the type of the transaction and other legal references needed and we prepare the notice on your behalf.

Yes. The clients who are foreign based have a tendency of booking property notice to their Indian properties. Everything, starting with the discussion of the requirements and the subsequent sharing of the documents, passing the drafts, payments, and distribution of the tear sheet are all done online via WhatsApp and emails.

Notice with document submission and draft approval normally gets published within 1–2 working days. But in case of urgency, we can arrange for same-day publication as well.

Normally, there is a statement in the notice asking to bring forward any claim or objection within 14 days of the publication of the notice in the newspaper. After the expiry of this period, a Certificate from the Transferor or his Advocate certifies that no claims have been received, and hence helps us to get the clean title documents. But you must wait till this period expires before some of the steps connected with registration will be done, and your advocate will tell you.

The tear sheet is simply some scanned/e paper version of the published notice. This format is accepted by most banks, housing societies and Government Departments as evidence of publication. We can do that in case a physical copy or certified documentation is required.

The least requirements include the property details (address, CTS/Survey number, plot/flat details), details of the parties involved in transferring (transferor and transferee), nature of the transaction (whether it is a sale/gift/inheritance, and so on), along with any related documentation such as a sales deed, death certificate (in case of inheritance), NOC, etc.

Should there be no claims put in within the said time of notice, normally your lawyer will put it in writing in a letter as part of a set of documentation towards the acquisition of a clear title.

You may communicate with us either on WhatsApp or on a phone call with the necessary details about your property and the process of transferring it. We will recommend to you which newspapers to be published, compose the notice, take confirmation, and publish the ad by the same day.

For the ad to be legally binding, it has to have following information: full name and address of the publisher, description of property (name of building, number of flat/plot, size, city, and other necessary identifiers), nature of transfer, names of all parties involved, specified period for claims (generally, 14 days after the date of publication), and objection details.

This is perhaps required in certain situations, but it is advisable that your bank or legal advisor should look at the draft prior to publication, especially when you are transacting valuable property, disputes or inheritance. We make sure that the notice that is drafted is in a form that is acceptable by the advocates in general.

There are various combinations depending upon your city. An example is that of Mumbai, a combination of Times of India and Navshakti/Free Press Journal and that of Pune of Times of India and Sakal. In Bengaluru, it is Deccan Herald with Vijay Karnataka/Prajavani whereas in Delhi it is Times of India/Hindustan Times with a Hindi daily like Navbharat Times. We will provide you with our recommendations on the corresponding combinations depending on your city.

Yes, should there be a need to do so on your part, either because your advocate/bank has so recommended, or because there are more than one areas where the property is, we can have your notice published in three or more newspapers.

Publication in most towns and cities can be effected within the same day or the very next day, with all the requisite documents and draft ready. We also know that we will be very timely in most instances because we will have to meet deadlines like dates when the loans will have to be disbursed, AGMs of the society, and even registration appointments.

Should any individual make a claim or objection to the publication of your notice within the time specified then you must have it vetted by your lawyer before transferring. It should be known that, by publishing your notice, and obtaining an objection, you are really accomplishing the purpose of your own notice. That is raising any objection beforehand and not after the completion of the transaction.

Yes. A newspaper notice is often a common part of the process of transferring flats in housing societies - so that no member or third party can have an objection to the transfer of shares and membership that is not known to the society beforehand. We are also involved in notices that are specially designed to deal with transfers in cooperative housing societies.

The society. We usually assist in drafting notices that are made specially to transfer flats in a cooperative housing society.After the notice period expires, what proof do I need for the bank or registration office? After the notice period has elapsed, you will now be required to provide a tear sheet either digitally (or in hard copy), along with a written commitment made by your lawyer that there were no claims made against the transfer in the notice period.