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What documents are to be made for selling a property
10-Dec-2023 (In Property Law)
Dear Sir, We belongs to Hindu community, and we ( Legal heirs) wish to sell our property ( Father's house). what will be the seriousness may occur on both sides ( Buyer & seller) if the property value as on date seems moderate or high? How could make document for the property value if buyer accepts? Please advice us to proceed procedural way..
yes they are certain documents which are required by you in case u would like to sell your land to third person .is
1,your orginal land /property documents
2,encumbrance certificate..to show u are the real owner.
3,your purchase agreement if u have purchased it earlier
4,or your gift deed if u have inherited the propert.
5,muncipal map and survey no to show u are the owner.
6,previour /earlier LINK documents to show how u got the property.
7,no objection certificate from muncipal in case u have commercial land and not paid tax.
8,sale deed in favour of person whom u intent to sell
once u both agree to see u can go to registrar office and get it registered by paying appropriate registration fees
1,your orginal land /property documents
2,encumbrance certificate..to show u are the real owner.
3,your purchase agreement if u have purchased it earlier
4,or your gift deed if u have inherited the propert.
5,muncipal map and survey no to show u are the owner.
6,previour /earlier LINK documents to show how u got the property.
7,no objection certificate from muncipal in case u have commercial land and not paid tax.
8,sale deed in favour of person whom u intent to sell
once u both agree to see u can go to registrar office and get it registered by paying appropriate registration fees
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Adv. Siddhant Sharma
Delhi | 500+ Answers
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You want to sell the property that belonged to your deceased father along with all other legal heirs?
There is nothing wrong in selling the property but the sale should be executed jointly by all the lgal heirs to the prospective buyer.
As far as the prevailing market rates and the government's guidance value for the property, you may confirm it in the local and decide judiciously about it before selling it.
There is nothing wrong in selling the property but the sale should be executed jointly by all the lgal heirs to the prospective buyer.
As far as the prevailing market rates and the government's guidance value for the property, you may confirm it in the local and decide judiciously about it before selling it.
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Adv. T Kalaiselvan
Vellore | 400+ Answers
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