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FUNDAMENTALS OF THE COST APPROACH TO VALUE: AN OVERVIEW Fundamentals of the Cost Approach to Value: An Overview (In India) The Cost Approach is a fundamental valuation method widely used in India, particularly for properties where direct comparison or income approaches are not applicable. This approach estimates the value of a property by determining the […]
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MCQ-RESIDUE TECHNIQUE AND OTHER DEVELOPMENT METHODS In the Residue Technique, the residual land value is calculated after deducting which of the following from the gross development value? a) Development costs and profit margin b) Building costs and operating expenses c) Rental income and interest d) Taxes and insurance Answer: a) Development costs and profit margin
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DISPUTE RESOLUTION IN CONTRACTS FOR PLANT AND MACHINERY Dispute Resolution in Contracts for Plant and Machinery in India Introduction Dispute resolution in contracts related to plant and machinery in India is crucial due to the complex nature of such contracts, which often involve significant financial stakes, technical specifications, and timelines. The primary methods for dispute
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VALUATION ADJUSTMENTS FOR SYNERGIES IN CORPORATE TAKEOVERS Valuation Adjustments for Synergies in Corporate Takeovers in India Introduction to Synergies in Corporate Takeovers In the context of corporate takeovers, synergies refer to the potential financial benefits that can be realized when two companies combine their operations. These synergies can manifest as cost savings, increased revenue, or
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METHODS OF LOSS ASSESSMENT IN PROPERTY INSURANCE Methods of Loss Assessment in Property Insurance in India Loss assessment in property insurance is a critical process that determines the compensation an insured party is entitled to after a loss or damage. In India, the methods of loss assessment in property insurance are guided by established practices,
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VALUATION ADJUSTMENTS IN SUB-LEASES: A CASE STUDY FROM INDIA Valuation Adjustments in Sub-Leases: A Case Study from India Introduction In India, the valuation of sub-leases involves a complex set of factors that require careful consideration. Sub-leases, being derivative interests from the main lease, pose unique challenges in terms of valuation. This article explores the intricacies
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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF LESSOR AND LESSEE INTEREST VALUATION IN INDIAN LEASING MARKET Comparative Analysis of Lessor and Lessee Interest Valuation in the Indian Leasing Market In the Indian leasing market, the valuation of interests held by lessors and lessees plays a crucial role in determining the financial dynamics of lease agreements. This article provides a
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SURRENDER OF LEASE: LEGAL AND FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS FOR VALUATION IN INDIA Surrender of Lease: Legal and Financial Implications for Valuation in India Introduction The surrender of a lease involves the premature termination of a lease agreement by mutual consent between the lessor (landlord) and the lessee (tenant). In India, this process is governed by various
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50 MCQ-SECTION 5(N) OF THE BANKING REGULATION ACT, 1949 ON SECURED LOAN OR ADVANCE What does Section 5(n) of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949 define? A) Unsecured Loan B) Secured Loan or Advance C) Demand Draft D) Promissory Note Answer: B) Secured Loan or Advance Which of the following is considered a “secured loan or
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REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR VALUATION REPORTS IN INDIA Regulatory Framework for Valuation Reports in India Valuation reports are crucial documents in various financial and legal transactions, serving as a foundation for informed decision-making in mergers, acquisitions, taxation, and investment. In India, the regulatory framework governing these reports is comprehensive and multifaceted, ensuring that valuations are conducted
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VALUATION REPORTS FOR MORTGAGE PURPOSES: REQUIREMENTS AND CONSIDERATIONS Valuation Reports for Mortgage Purposes in India: Requirements and Considerations Valuation reports play a crucial role in the mortgage process in India. They help lenders assess the value of a property, ensuring that the loan amount is justified and secure. This article outlines the key requirements and
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OVER INSURANCE VS. UNDER INSURANCE: AVOIDING COMMON PITFALLS IN POLICY MANAGEMENT Over Insurance vs. Under Insurance: Avoiding Common Pitfalls in Policy Management in India In the complex world of insurance, the concepts of over insurance and under insurance play critical roles in determining the financial well-being of policyholders. Both situations can have significant implications, particularly
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