Hello,
We have money(and distance to office) concerns so we want to take cheap office nearby our home.
The owner is accepting, but we want to do things which are 100% legal.
This thing is really confusing because sometimes I feel it is legal and sometimes feeling it is illegal.
We have 3 options:
1. Take a residential flat (fully residential) and make it 100% legal. What to do ?
2. We have seen a building where first floor has commercial shops(like banks) but everything above that is fully residential. Want to take one apartment(residential) which is above those commercial shops. How to take that 100% legally.
3. Take personal loans and pay for commercial property if above options have atleast 1% illegalness.
Mainly, please suggest proper category for this post so we can get proper guidance from best people in this community.
Thanks.

From India, Hyderabad
second option is good.
but be aware to start in residential apartment if you are planning to start on ground floor . this will be good option. otherwise, all society people they will start many issue.

From India, Delhi
Hi NewCEO, which ever apartment you are choosing you must convert it from residential to commercial status for all aspects especially from Utilities perspective.Once you convert the residential to commercial use the property tax aspect will also change. This has to be accepted by the apartment owner. This way a residential flat can legally operate. Only then will you be allowed to put a name board, otherwise that will not be possible. Most importantly since most residential apartments belong to a society, please get a No-Objection certificate from the Society Welfare Office so that the other residents do not complain. Trust this helps. Fred
From India, Chennai
Hi if some body can tell me under what orde/authority Labour Inspector in Delhi are appointed to work asInspectors underDelhi Shops and Estb. act/Minimum wages act. Is there any specific order. Pls help. are in
From India, Delhi
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