PREKSHA KANUNGO

Preksha Kanungo is an Associate Partner in the Real Estate practice at Economic Laws Practice (ELP), with over a decade experience of sharp focus on complex land transactions and regulatory-heavy mandates. She is regularly brought in where a deal turns on a contested title position or an unsettled regulatory question, acting for marquee clients across the real estate, infrastructure, and power sectors, as well as listed developers, landowners, co-operative housing societies, funds, financial institutions, and international hotel operators.

Preksha has led end-to-end structuring and documentation for the acquisition and conversion of agricultural land for large-scale energy and infrastructure projects, and advises extensively on MIDC land deals, including intricate transfer mechanisms and compliance strategy. She structures and negotiates development agreements across varied DCPR schemes. She has driven high-stakes diligence for township and mixed-use development work that demands command of stamp duty, registration, RERA/MahaRERA, GST, SARFAESI, IBC, and FSI/TDR questions that decide how such deals are built and priced.

Her practice runs the full transactional spectrum: title search reports, flag reports, and chain-of-title analyses through to sale deeds, conveyances, leases, leave-and-licence agreements, development and joint development agreements, redevelopment documentation, and term sheets across mandates in Maharashtra and pan-India.

In hospitality, Preksha advises owners, operators, and developers on hotel management and franchise/branding arrangements and on branded-residences structuring, working through the regulatory and financing layers that sit on top of the underlying real estate.

She also advises individuals, families, and trusts on succession and estate planning — including wills and their registration, trust-held and trust-redevelopment property, and the transmission of immovable assets — calibrated to the current regime in Maharashtra.

A qualified Company Secretary as well as an advocate, Preksha brings a commercial, structuring-led perspective to every mandate.