Legal Question in Real Estate Law in India

Re: proprity ducoment

Numerous.

Appropriate to consult your lawyer with details of the property.

Re: proprity ducoment

It depands variably.

Better consult a local lawyer.

Re: proprity ducoment

1. Stamp Papers.

2. Fees

i) Registration.

ii) Transfer of Property fee.

iii) Professional fee.

iv) Other taxations, if any.

3. Non-Encumbrance Certificate.

4. Fard for sale or other evidence of title.

5. NOC in case of society.

6. Chain Deeds, such as old title deed, power of attorney, if any etc.

7. Agreement to Sell between the parties.

8. Court Degree, if any, in case of succession.

and some other keeping in view of the transaction.

Re: proprity ducoment

Your statement is not clear. The requirements may vary as per category of the property - residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural. The requirement may also vary as per title of the owner - leasee, absolute owner, conditional lease etc. Again, the owner's title may have clogs.

However, if you are intending to purchase a property, you should first seek 'title verification' of the seller / owner. You may also consider the issue of possession - if the property is vacant or with tenants?