Know Your Property Legality and Dues
You already own a flat, plot, house or commercial unit and want a clearer picture of its records, dues and history — for peace of mind, before a resale, a loan, a family transfer, or simply because papers have been sitting unread for years. NyayGo reviews what is available and tells you what we observe.
When owners use this audit
Owners often discover gaps only when they need the property to work for them — a buyer’s lawyer asks for a missing link document, a bank questions mutation, or an Authority shows dues nobody knew about. Understanding your position early gives you time to fix what can be fixed.
Typical triggers include planning a sale, inheriting or receiving a property within the family, converting leasehold to freehold, applying for a loan against property, or resolving long-pending property tax or society dues. If a disagreement has already started, see property dispute services.
What this audit reviews
Where the records and documents allow:
Ownership information
What available records show about ownership, matched against your documents.
Title & sale history
Previous transfers that can be traced from the records available.
Mutation & records
Mutation, registry and allotment-type records where accessible.
Dues
Indications of outstanding property tax, authority or society dues.
Document review
A consistency check across the documents you share.
Risk indicators
Observations that may deserve a closer look.
Who this is for
- Owners preparing to sell who want issues surfaced before a buyer finds them.
- Families who have inherited or received a property and need clarity.
- Owners who want their dues and records understood before acting.
Documents that commonly help
- Sale deed / registry and previous chain documents
- Allotment letter, lease deed or conveyance deed (where applicable)
- Mutation records
- Recent property tax receipts
- Society / maintenance statements
- Possession or completion documents
Common questions
Do I need every document before I request this audit?
No. Share what you have. After you submit a request we tell you which documents are relevant for your property, and we report on what can be reviewed.
Will the audit tell me exactly how much I owe in property tax?
We report indications of dues from the information available. Exact figures may require the specific civic or authority record for your property.
Can NyayGo help if the audit uncovers a dispute?
The audit reports observations. If a problem turns into a dispute — over title, a family share, a tenant or a builder — we can help separately through our property dispute services.
Ready to understand your property?
Start a guided audit request for a property you already own.
