Legal Question in Civil Litigation in India

Sir, my friend (vendee) had entered into an agreement of sale with Mr. X (vendor) related to purchase of an immovable property duly endorsed on two Rs.50/- Non Judicial Stamp Papers and the same being an unregistered document but is been attested by two witnesses and a scriber. My question to you being whether it is mandatory that both the parties i.e., vendor and vendee should attest the "agreement of sale" as such only Mr.X (vendor) had signed on the said agreement of sale with the lack of signature of my friend. Does it amount to non-acceptance from my friend end? Is the said document legally valid in the absence of signature of vendee?


Asked on 4/19/10, 4:07 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
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in case the the agreement to sell has been duly signed by the seller, the purchaser may rely upon the same even if his signatures are not there on the agreement to sell. however, the agreement to sell has to be proved in the court.

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Answered on 4/19/10, 11:11 pm


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