Verify Every Square Inch of Your Contract
Whether you are signing a Lease Deed, Sale Agreement, or Builder Contract, our AI catches hidden maintenance fees and possession risks before you sign.
Why Property Contracts Require Audit
In India, real estate transactions are often manual and prone to litigation. A Sale Deed without a clear "Indemnity for Title" or a Commercial Lease without a "Force Majeure" clause can lead to years of legal battles.
Our AI is trained to detect non-compliance with RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority) guidelines and identify unfair "Lock-in" periods that developers often hide in fine print.
Property Investor's Audit Checklist
Title & Possession Timeline
Does the seller guarantee a clear, marketable title? Is there a specific penalty for every day of delayed possession?
Maintenance & Hidden Surcharges
Are the maintenance charges fixed or variable? Watch out for "Ad-hoc" fees for security, common areas, or backup power.
Lock-in & Termination Clauses
For leases, check for unfair lock-in periods. Can you exit with notice if the property becomes unusable?
Arbitration & Dispute Seat
If a dispute occurs, where must the case be filed? Ensure the "Seat of Arbitration" is convenient for you.
Immediate Risk Detection
🚩 Unverified Maintenance
Clauses that allow the association to increase fees indefinitely without owner approval.
🚩 Ambiguous Security Deposit
Missing timelines for deposit returns or unfair deductions for "normal wear and tear."
🚩 Non-RERA Contracts
Builder contracts that don't follow the standardized RERA format, stripping you of consumer rights.
Real Estate Legal FAQs
Is a Sale Agreement the same as a Sale Deed?
No. A Sale Agreement is a promise to sell in the future based on conditions. The Sale Deed is the actual document that transfers ownership. Both must be audited.
Can a landlord increase rent anytime?
Only as specified in the "Rent Escalation" clause. Usually, it's 5-10% annually. If the clause is missing, they cannot increase it mid-term without your consent.
What is a "Force Majeure" clause in real estate?
It protects you if the property cannot be used due to unforeseen events (like floods or pandemics). Without it, you might be forced to pay rent for a property you can't access.
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