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Budget measures regarding new housing societies: FBR, provinces to document 'plot file' trading - Vimarsana News

Budget measures regarding new housing societies: FBR, provinces to document 'plot file' trading

ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) and provinces will take measures in the coming budget (2023-24) to...

Saint Lucian Professionals get Training on Collateral Registry in Movable Properties - Vimarsana News

Saint Lucian Professionals get Training on Collateral Registry in Movable Properties

Saint Lucian professionals in the legal and banking services completed training in the soon-to-be-launched Collateral Registry of Movable...

Budget proposals: PSX for digitization of cash transactions - Vimarsana News

Budget proposals: PSX for digitization of cash transactions

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Stock Exchange Limited (PSX) has strongly proposed to digitize a huge portion of cash...

Refund: does a homebuyer have same rights as original allottee? - Vimarsana News

Refund: does a homebuyer have same rights as original allottee?

If the builder has failed to hand over possession of the flat to the buyer within the stipulated time period as mentioned under the agreement for sale, then the buyer is entitled to relief under the provisions of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act of 2016

Sir Franklyn urges urgent land reform - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

Sir Franklyn urges urgent land reform - The Nassau Guardian

There is an urgent need for land reform in The Bahamas, which would include a land registry, to cut back on the amount of land theft that is taking place in the country, Arawak Homes Chairman Sir Franklyn Wilson said yesterday. “The first problem with land policy is just proving to people you own it