Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle this article was published in the month of december burden the government adding disputes around claims to have the government compensate buyers defrauded by incorrect titles. it will be passing another burden on to an already stretched legal system. lack of clarity on registration system as it doesnt mention or define what the new title registration system will be. it only lays down that the authority will set it up via a notification. accountability of state low the tro so appointed can also be a non-state official i.e. a private person and this could jeopardize accountability and can lay the entire procedure vulnerable to manipulations by private interests. conclusion india will need a lot of political will to first improve the state of its poor land records before it can plan to overhaul the presumptive titling system. with an aspirational goal of india becoming a $5-trillion economy by 2025 the imperative need is to unleash the power of land and reap fruits by bringing about the much-needed land reforms banking service chronicle monthly magazine buy.

Banking service chronicle