Discover the intricate and often murky world of real estate, where retrieving a property valued at Rs 5,300 crore after preferential and fraudulent transactions becomes a story of resilience and legal battles.
Real EstateProperty FraudLegal BattlesRegulatory MeasuresTransparencyReal Estate NewsNov 09, 2024
The main focus of the book is the process of retrieving a property valued at Rs 5,300 crore that was lost due to preferential and fraudulent transactions, along with the broader implications of such practices on the real estate market.
The book discusses challenges such as lack of transparency, regulatory gaps, and the prevalence of fraudulent practices in the real estate market.
The book includes personal stories of individuals affected by fraudulent transactions, adding a human element to the narrative and highlighting the real-world impact of such practices.
The author suggests stronger regulatory measures and more transparent practices to prevent future frauds in the real estate market.
The intended audience includes professionals in the real estate industry, legal experts, policymakers, regulators, and even the general public interested in understanding the real estate market and its challenges.
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