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Sale Deed

A sale deed is a legal contract or agreement that serves as proof of the sale and transfer of property ownership from the seller to the buyer. A well-drafted sale deed

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Sale Deed

A sale deed is a legal contract or agreement that serves as proof of the sale and transfer of property ownership from the seller to the buyer. Are you aware that a well-drafted sale deed registration would eliminate all legal entanglements and ambiguity? With an unstructured collaborative method to draught a selling deed in India, we ensures naturalistic perspectives! Yes, indeed! All it takes is a phone call to get the best legal help!

Sale Deed

Benefits

Applicability of the Law
The purpose of a selling deed is to transform the transaction into a legal document that can be enforced by the law.

Sketches The Situation
As a buyer, you should be aware of all pertinent information about the house, including its exact location and total square footage.

It protects the parties.
A well-drafted selling deed will eliminate legal liability or obstacles while still avoiding ambiguity.

Consistent And Attractive
The selling process makes it more consistent and relaxed, while a sale deed eliminates problems by detailing all money owed in the contract.

Guarantee of No Grant
Given the survival of a stamped and rubbed farm, you can rest assured that yours will not be taken for granted.

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Documents Required

  • Name of the buyer and Seller involved.
  • Photographs and PAN card of the applicants.
  • The person’s name who is buying the stamp
  • Receipt of Total stamp duty fee
  • Name and addresses of two witnesses
  • Title deed or Draft of Sale Deed or Conveyance Deed
  • Khata Certificate and Extracts of the property
  • The deal value and all the financial details which include TDS payment and the registration charge payment receipt.
  • Power of Attorney if any
  • Building plan authorized by the Statutory Authority
  • Tenancy Corps (RTC) and 7/12 extract or Records of Rights
  • In case of resale property, a Copy of all registered last agreements should be submitted.
  • If any past or current loan on the property / Original Property Documents with Bank
    The GPA, joint development agreement & Sharing/supplementary Agreement, between landowner and builder
  • All title documents of the landowner
  • Sale agreement with the Seller
  • Allotment Letter from the Builder or Co-Operative Society or Housing Board or BDA.
  • In case of resale property, NOC from the Apartment Association should be submitted.
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