What is the advocate fees for property registration

There is no single statutory or national 'scale-for lawyer fees on property registration in India; fees are contractual and negotiable, subject to professional conduct rules (Bar Council of India rules) which prohibit unethical/contingent claims and require reasonableness and written agreement'stamp duty/registration are separate government charges (you stated '1,29,891). Typical market practice for simple sale'deed/conveyancing work is either a modest flat fee (often '5,000"25,000 in many cities) or a small percentage of the sale value (commonly 0.5%'2% in practice), plus GST where applicable (generally 18% or RCM rules may apply); for your property value '19,30,000 those examples compute as: 0.5% = '9,650 (GST '1,737; total fee '11,387; total with stamp/registration '1,41,278); 1% = '19,300 (GST '3,474; total fee '22,774; total with stamp/registration '1,52,665); flat '5,000 (GST '900; total fee '5,900; total with stamp/registration '1,35,791). Negotiate a written fee agreement and confirm GST treatment with your lawyer. (Authoritative references: Bar Council of India professional rules [https://latestlaws.com/bare-acts/central-acts-rules/legal-professional-laws/advocates-act-1961/bar-council-india-rules/]; typical market ranges reported [https://biglive.com/real-estate-news/real-estate-attorney-cost]; GST on legal services/RCM guidance [https://www.indiafilings.com/learn/gst-on-legal-services/]; Supreme Court on unethical percentage/contingent fees: B. Sunitha v. State of Telangana (Supreme Court, 5'12'2017) [https://www.scribd.com/document/684085999/B-Sunitha-VS-State-of-Telengana].