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Judgments, duty and registry updates.

Daily property law news for India: title judgments, stamp duty revisions, land record notifications, SARFAESI and RERA updates. Tagged by topic and by state.

Updated daily

Tue, 11 Aug

  • AssamInfrastructure & acquisitionProperty & title

    Assam Cabinet Approves Rs 2,100 Crore for Guwahati Satellite City Land Acquisition

    The Assam Cabinet sanctioned Rs 2,100 crore for the first phase of land acquisition for the Aerotropolis Satellite City project near Guwahati airport, out of an estimated Rs 4,000 crore needed in total. The project is being developed by the Guwahati Satellite City Development Authority, a wholly government owned special purpose vehicle, and acquisition talks with landowners are underway.

    11 Aug 2026Deccan Heraldsource

  • Uttar Pradesh

What these updates change

Does registering a sale deed prove ownership?
No. Registration under the Registration Act, 1908 records that an instrument was executed, not that the seller had title to convey. Ownership comes from the chain of title, the encumbrance record and possession.
Which updates actually change a title search?
Judgments on title, possession and limitation; stamp duty and circle rate revisions; land record and registration procedure changes; and secured lending rules such as SARFAESI enforcement and RBI disclosure circulars.
Central rule or state rule?
Both. The Registration Act, the Transfer of Property Act and RBI circulars apply nationally. Stamp duty, land records and RERA rules are state subjects, so an Andhra Pradesh amendment does not bind Karnataka.
Property & title
Land records
Infrastructure & acquisition

Allahabad HC: old 1894-Act land award can't be challenged for skipping 2013 market value rules

The Allahabad High Court held that a land acquisition award made under the old 1894 law, on a court's specific direction, cannot be challenged just because it did not use the newer 2013 Act's market value formula. The ruling relied on the Supreme Court's earlier decision on how such transitional awards should be treated.

11 Aug 2026LiveLawsource

  • Uttar PradeshProperty & titleLand recordsInfrastructure & acquisition

    Allahabad HC: State can't stay a District Magistrate's order on lapsed land acquisition

    The Allahabad High Court held that once a District Magistrate decides that a land acquisition has lapsed under Section 24 of the 2013 land acquisition law, the State Government cannot stay or cancel that decision through an executive order. The court said the law gives the State no such power over a quasi-judicial decision.

    11 Aug 2026LiveLawsource

  • TelanganaInfrastructure & acquisitionProperty & title

    Telangana High Court Lifts Stay on Land Acquisition for Hyderabad Metro Corridor 4

    The Telangana High Court vacated a stay on land acquisition for the MGBS to Chandrayangutta Metro Corridor 4, allowing authorities to resume the acquisition process. The stay had been sought by property owners who alleged the acquisition was disproportionate on one side of the road and that compensation was inadequate.

    11 Aug 2026NewsMetersource

  • CentralLand recordsProperty & title

    Parliament panel wants digitally signed land records to have legal validity

    A parliamentary standing committee has recommended that digitally signed land records be given statutory legal validity, which would let a downloaded record stand on its own instead of needing a certified paper copy.

    11 Aug 2026Business Standardsource

  • MaharashtraLand recordsRegistration & stamp dutyRenewable energy

    Maharashtra exempts stamp duty on renewable energy land transfers

    The Maharashtra Cabinet has approved a full stamp duty exemption on land transfers between group companies or SPVs for renewable energy projects, along with a 25 percent concession on transfer charges for land bought for such projects. The Cabinet also amended Section 72 of the 2013 land acquisition law to revise interest on delayed compensation payments.

    11 Aug 2026Nagpur Todaysource

    • Mon, 10 Aug

    • Andhra PradeshLand recordsProperty & title

      Andhra Pradesh targets 2027 for completing land re-survey, blockchain-secured Pattadar Passbooks

      Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu announced the state will finish its land re-survey by 2027 and issue Pattadar Passbooks with blockchain-based tamper protection and QR codes, alongside digitisation of old revenue records like 1-B, Adangal and Inam registers. So far 32.22 lakh passbooks have been issued and re-survey covering 9,365 more villages is planned over the next seven months.

      10 Aug 2026Telangana Todaysource

    • Uttar PradeshProperty & titleLand records

      Allahabad HC: buyer who sat on a decreed sale deed for 20 years loses the right to enforce it

      The Allahabad High Court ruled that a buyer who won a court order for a property's sale deed cannot enforce it after failing to pay the balance price for 20 years. The court cancelled a lower court order that had extended the buyer's time to pay, since the long delay was unexplained.

      10 Aug 2026LiveLawsource

    • Uttar PradeshRERA

      Allahabad High Court dismisses builder's 721-day delay in RERA appeal, upholds 24% interest

      The Allahabad High Court dismissed developer Aims Max Gardenia's appeal seeking condonation of a 721-day delay in filing its RERA appeal, and separately upheld the RERA order granting buyer Pratibha Gupta 24% interest for the builder's delay in handing over possession, imposing Rs 2.5 lakh in costs on the builder. The court found the builder's explanation for the multi-year delay in filing its own appeal unconvincing.

      10 Aug 2026Law Trendsource

    • CentralRenewable energyProperty & title

      MHA Mandates Security Clearance for Solar and Wind Projects Within 50 Km of Borders

      The Ministry of Home Affairs has issued a standard operating procedure requiring renewable energy projects within 50 kilometers of India's international border to secure security clearance from the Home and Defence Ministries, with projects within 1 kilometer barred outright. Applications must now route through the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, which forwards the state government's land allotment details to MHA and Defence for clearance.

      10 Aug 2026Saur Energysource

    • Uttar PradeshProperty & titleLand recordsInfrastructure & acquisition

      Allahabad HC: awards from other villages can set compensation if land is similarly placed

      The Allahabad High Court held that compensation awarded for land in a different village can still be used as a benchmark to fix compensation for the land being acquired, if the two locations are comparable. This applies even when the strict same-village, same-notification rule does not technically apply.

      10 Aug 2026LiveLawsource

    Sat, 8 Aug

    • CentralProperty & title

      Supreme Court upholds registered sale deed despite unpaid balance consideration

      The Supreme Court held that a registered sale deed remains valid even when the buyer has not paid the full agreed price, because the seller's only remedy for the unpaid balance is a civil suit to recover the money, not cancellation of the completed sale. The ruling came in Raziya Begum v. Nafisa Begum, where the seller had sought to have the sale deed set aside for non-payment of part of the consideration.

      8 Aug 2026RawLawsource

    • West BengalProperty & titleInfrastructure & acquisition

      West Bengal Shifts to Proactively Acquiring Land for Industry Under New Policy

      West Bengal's government is preparing a new industrial policy under which the state will proactively acquire and bank land for industrial projects, reversing its earlier position of requiring companies to negotiate land purchases directly with owners. Industry Minister Tapas Roy met industry leaders to finalize the draft policy, which the state expects to have ready by August 15, 2026.

      8 Aug 2026The Weeksource

    • GoaRegistration & stamp duty

      Goa launches 'anywhere registration' for property deeds via NGDRS

      Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant launched 'anywhere registration' on July 29, 2026, letting property buyers and sellers register a deed at any Sub-Registrar office in the state rather than only the office covering the property's location, using the National Generic Document Registration System (NGDRS). Goa becomes the third state to implement this NGDRS-based reform.

      8 Aug 2026Times of Indiasource

    • MaharashtraRERA

      MahaRERA grants 4-month project-completion extension citing Middle East war supply disruption

      Maharashtra's real estate regulator extended project completion timelines by four months across the state, following a Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs advisory dated July 31, 2026 citing supply-chain disruption from the ongoing Middle East conflict as a valid force majeure ground. Industry bodies including NAREDCO Maharashtra welcomed the extension as relief for developers facing material and equipment delays.

      8 Aug 2026Times of Indiasource

    • Andhra PradeshSecured lending

      Andhra Pradesh High Court refuses to interfere with SARFAESI action, directs borrower to DRT

      The Andhra Pradesh High Court dismissed a writ petition challenging a Canara Bank communication about dismantling non-hypothecated machinery left at an already-auctioned property, holding that the petitioner had an effective alternative remedy before the Debts Recovery Tribunal and had, in fact, already approached the DRT. The court relied on the Supreme Court's Satyawati Tondon and PHR Invent Educational Society precedents that bar writ petitions where a statutory SARFAESI remedy is available.

      8 Aug 2026LiveLaw Bizsource

    Fri, 7 Aug

    • CentralRenewable energyInfrastructure & acquisition

      Home Ministry bans solar and wind projects within 1 km of India's international border

      The Ministry of Home Affairs has issued new national security guidelines banning solar, wind and hybrid renewable energy projects within 1 km of India's international border, and requiring security clearance for such projects located between 1 km and 50 km from the border. The guidelines also bar developers from engaging staff or labour from Pakistan, Bangladesh or China without MHA permission, and from transferring project land to foreign companies without prior central government and MHA clearance.

      7 Aug 2026The Hindusource

    • ManipurLand recordsRegistration & stamp duty

      Manipur launches 8 land-record portals and app for registration, mutation and land-use conversion

      Manipur's Land Resources Department has launched eight online portals, including for registration permission, change of land use, land allotment, land acquisition tracking and revenue court case management, plus a single 'LR Manipur' mobile app tying them together. The portals were built with the National Informatics Centre and connect the offices of the Deputy Commissioner, Sub-Registrar and other revenue authorities into one digital workflow.

      7 Aug 2026The Sangai Expresssource

    • GoaLand recordsProperty & title

      Goa's Project Naksha asks Panaji property owners for documents by August 31 for Urban Property Cards

      Goa's Project Naksha initiative is asking property owners in Panaji to submit ownership documents by August 31, 2026, so the government can prepare Urban Property Cards recording clear title for urban plots. The exercise is aimed at formalising ownership records in the city ahead of any future development or infrastructure planning.

      7 Aug 2026Digital Goasource

    • MaharashtraProperty & title

      Bombay High Court: an unregistered side agreement cannot override a registered sale deed's recitals

      The Bombay High Court held that only another registered document can alter the terms of a registered sale deed, so an unregistered agreement between other parties cannot be used to say the deed's buyers still owe money or never got clean title. It discharged criminal cheating charges against purchasers who bought under a registered 2014 deed, since they were never party to the earlier unregistered arrangement the complainant relied on.

      7 Aug 2026SCC Onlinesource

    Thu, 6 Aug

    • TripuraProperty & title

      Tripura High Court: long occupation under permissive possession does not become ownership

      The Tripura High Court ruled that a person allowed to occupy land with the owner's permission cannot claim ownership through adverse possession merely because they stayed for decades, unless they can show they openly asserted a hostile claim to the owner's knowledge. The court restored title to the original owner's heirs in a Dhalai district dispute where the occupant had been recorded in revenue records only as a permissive possessor since 1988.

      6 Aug 2026Northeast Nowsource

    • OdishaRenewable energyLand records

      Odisha to shorten industrial land leases from 90 to 30 years to attract solar investment

      Odisha plans to amend its land lease rules to offer shorter 30-year industrial leases instead of the current 90-year term, aimed at making land available faster and more flexibly for solar and floating solar power projects. The state is also examining its floating solar potential on water bodies as part of the same renewable energy push.

      6 Aug 2026The Hindu BusinessLinesource

    • CentralSecured lendingBanking regulation

      RBI draft norms restrict NBFCs to term loans, bar revolving credit products

      The RBI has proposed draft amendments to the Credit Facilities Directions for NBFCs that would limit non-banking financial companies to offering only term loans and stop them from offering revolving credit products, except for NBFCs authorised to issue credit cards. Feedback on the draft norms can be submitted until 28 August 2026.

      6 Aug 2026Business Standardsource

    • Uttar PradeshSecured lending

      Allahabad HC: DM must deliver SARFAESI possession but can fix its own case priority queue

      The Allahabad High Court held that a District Magistrate must act on a bank's Section 14 SARFAESI possession application but can decide its own priority based on how many cases are already pending before it. This means secured creditors cannot force a DM to jump the queue for faster possession of a mortgaged property.

      6 Aug 2026LiveLawsource

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