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Buy, sell, lease or inherit land safely. We verify lalpurja records, draft deeds and guide you through the Land Revenue Office (Malpot).
Land is the most valuable asset most Nepali families own, and property transactions carry real risk when records are unclear. We check the lalpurja (land ownership certificate), verify the plot against the survey map and Land Revenue Office records, and confirm there are no pending mortgages, court orders or partition claims before you commit money.
Our team drafts sale deeds (rajinama), gift deeds, lease agreements and partition deeds, accompanies clients to the Malpot for registration, and calculates the registration fees and capital gains tax you should expect. When ownership is disputed, whether over boundaries, ancestral claims or fraudulent transfers, we represent clients at the District Court and Land Revenue Office.
If any of these sound familiar, you are in the right place. Every situation is different, so we always start with a short scoping conversation.
Step 1
We obtain the current land ownership record and survey sheet, and confirm there is no mortgage, lien or court restriction on the plot.
Step 2
We draft the deed and any advance payment agreement, explaining each clause so both sides know exactly what they are signing.
Step 3
An advisor accompanies you to the Land Revenue Office, handles the paperwork queue and ensures fees and taxes are correctly paid.
Step 4
We help update the ward office records, utility connections and, if needed, the municipality's building permit files.
Step-by-step guides to the government processes this service usually involves.
The main statutes our advisors rely on for this area, explained in plain English.