Legal Question in Real Estate Law in India

My dad is planning to buy a property which is in NCR, New Delhi, India

The property was sold off in 2002 to a trust (to one of the nominees of the trust)

When approached they have given us the conveyance deed and the sales deed as copies. What are the documents precautions to be taken before giving them the amount for buying the property over.

Do you think we can go ahead or are there any extra precautions or documentations that we should seek ?


Asked on 4/01/14, 3:09 am

4 Answers from Attorneys

Fca Prashant Chavan Expert Edge LLP

01.04.2014

Dear Sir / Madam,

You should obtain substantial documentary proof to confirm that the property is registered in the name of the seller in the record of the Tehsildar / District Registrar. In your case, whether the nominee appears as the title holder of the property. Only then should your father venture ahead in purchase of that property. Moreover, no sooner your father purchases the property, you should ensure your father's name is registered as the title owner of the property in the record of the Tehsildar / District Registrar.

Regards,

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Answered on 4/01/14, 4:58 am
Setu Niket Curare Legal

Dear Client,

You can get a complete title search report to prevent any kind of fraud.

Kindly contact me on 9873109672 for the same.

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Answered on 4/01/14, 7:14 am
Adv Meenal Kashyap M Kashyap & Associates

1. See original papers

2. check registration.

3. The person dealing in property is authorized person ?

once you buy .. immediately register it .

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Answered on 4/01/14, 11:28 am

Searching the title on the land is not simple when you have not knowledge of the subject, you should have to hire an lawyer specialist on the subject because there are required to confirm the legality of the document and title over the property. For the subject you may also contact with me.

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Answered on 4/01/14, 10:02 pm


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