Legal Associate
๐จ We're Hiring | Legal Associate (Title Search & Property Due Diligence) โ Patna ๐จ
S.K. Law Office is looking for a motivated Legal Associate to join our Patna Branch.
๐น Position: Legal Associate
๐น Location: Patna, Bihar
๐น Freshers are welcome
๐น Salary: As per industry standards
Key Responsibilities:
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Conduct title searches and property due diligence.
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Examine title deeds, sale deeds, gift deeds, partition deeds, and related documents.
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Verify ownership history and chain of title.
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Review land, revenue, and registration records.
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Draft and prepare Title Search Reports and legal opinions.
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Identify legal risks, encumbrances, and title defects.
Eligibility:
โ LL.B. degree from a recognized university
โ Strong legal research and drafting skills
โ Interest in property law, real estate transactions, and title verification
โ Attention to detail and analytical mindset
This is an excellent opportunity for law graduates seeking hands-on experience in property law, banking due diligence, and title investigation work.
๐ฉ Interested candidates may send their updated resume to [contact shared on WhatsApp]
Building Legal Excellence Through Precision and Professionalism.
Freshers are encouraged to apply!
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