5 Mistakes That Can Lead to Permanent Confiscation of Your Land and Property

• Encroaching on government, grazing, forest, tribal, or reserved land can lead to immediate confiscation without compensation.
• Buying land with fake or incomplete documents, often due to brokers' temptations, makes the purchase illegal and risks government confiscation.
• Neglecting to pay land revenue, property tax, water bills, or bank loans can result in authorities taking possession, especially under the SARFAESI Act for loan defaults.
• Purchasing property with illegal income (black money, corruption, drug trafficking) can lead to temporary or permanent confiscation under PMLA after judicial proceedings.
• Ignoring legal notices from revenue departments, municipal corporations, banks, or courts can result in ex-parte decisions and property confiscation.

Why It Matters: Avoid these 5 critical mistakes to protect your property from permanent government confiscation.