DeedSure Editorial Policy
Every guide, glossary entry, and data page on DeedSure follows one standard: if we state a rate, a fee, a timeline, or a legal effect, it must trace to a primary source. This page explains who writes our content, how it is checked, and how to report an error.
Who writes DeedSure content
DeedSure content is produced by DeedSure Editorial — the research team at Oris Intelligence Private Limited, Bengaluru. The same team builds the DeedSure verification engine: the 23 anomaly detection rules, the chain-of-title reconstruction logic, and the 5-dimension risk scoring model described across the site. Our articles document the exact legal framework the product enforces in code, which means published guidance and product behaviour are checked against each other.
Drafts are prepared with AI assistance and reviewed by the research team before publication. Anything we cannot trace to a statute, judgment, or government notification is either removed or explicitly qualified as typical practice.
Primary sources we rely on
Statutes and amendments
The Registration Act, 1908; Transfer of Property Act, 1882; Karnataka Stamp Act, 1957; Karnataka Land Revenue Act, 1964; RERA, 2016; the Karnataka Registration (Amendment) Act, 2025; and allied rules. Every fee, rate, or legal effect we state is traced to the section that creates it.
Judgments
Supreme Court and Karnataka High Court decisions — for example, Suraj Lamp & Industries v. State of Haryana, (2012) 1 SCC 656 — cited with their neutral effect on title practice, not as legal advice.
Government portals and notifications
Kaveri Online Services (kaveri.karnataka.gov.in), Bhoomi (landrecords.karnataka.gov.in), K-RERA (rera.karnataka.gov.in), BBMP e-Aasthi, and IGR Karnataka guidance value notifications for FY 2026-27.
How content stays current
- Rates and fees (stamp duty, registration fee, guidance values, portal fees) are reviewed at the start of every financial year and whenever a notification changes them mid-year. Data pages state the FY they cover.
- Every article shows its last-updated date in the byline and in its structured data, so both readers and AI assistants can judge freshness.
- Legal developments that change practice (new judgments, amendments) trigger a review of every affected page — the same change is applied to the product's rule engine and the published guidance together.
What our content is — and is not
DeedSure publishes educational guidance and analytical reports. DeedSure generates Title Intelligence Reports, not legal opinions — and our articles follow the same rule. Nothing on this site is legal advice, and no article creates an advocate-client relationship. For any property transaction, consult a qualified advocate; our lawyer directory lists verified property advocates across Karnataka.
Corrections
Found an outdated rate, a wrong fee, or an error of law? Write to support@meetoris.com with the page URL and the issue. Verified corrections are applied to the page and its last-updated date, and material corrections are noted in the article itself.
See the methodology in action
The rules our articles describe are the rules our engine enforces — explore the guides or see a full sample report.