Legal Implications if gets delayed for registration of the property

669 votes

Any document you want to register shall be properly stamped. Stamp Duty has to be paid before or at the same date of execution of agreement and if you don't pay at these dates then you will have to submit you agreement for adjudication and the adjudicating officer will evaluate and also levy penalty. Further, any document executed has to be registered within 4 months of execution and if you don't then you will have to apply to sub-registrar office for condonation of delay and the officer may condone the delay and allow you to register the document with penalty which may be upto 10 times of your actual registration fees.

Advocate Bankim Mehta LawRato

919 votes

As per your query

Any document which needs to be registered should be presented within four months of the executing of the same.

Penalty - If you fail to register the document within four months their is provision for fine of ten times of the registration fees.
Stamp duty - Payment of stamp duty within four months will not suffice the need as the ten times penalty is for delay in registration of document.

Grace period - You need to convince the authority with proper reason for delay in registration of document.

Advocate Neelkanth Goswami LawRato