1. Adjudication of Agreement / Deed:
Before presenting agreements or deeds for registration at the office of the Sub-Registrar, it is necessary to have them adjudicated at the office of the district collector stamps. This process determines the stamp duty payable on the agreements or deeds, ensuring compliance with legal requirements.
2. Registration of Agreement / Deed:
To establish the title of a property, executed agreements or deeds must be presented at the office of the Sub-Registrar. This step is essential to register the agreements or deeds and validate the property ownership.
1. Title Search:
Conducting due diligence on documents and performing a title search is a crucial step that takes place at the Sub-Registrar office. This process involves carefully examining the relevant documents and conducting a thorough investigation to verify the property’s title and ensure legal compliance.
2. Title Report:
After conducting a comprehensive due diligence process and performing a thorough title search, the advocate issues a Title Report. This report provides a detailed assessment of the property’s title status, highlighting any potential issues or concerns that may affect its legality or marketability.
3. Survey and Demarcation of land:
Engaging in liaison activities with relevant government departments is necessary for the survey and demarcation of land. This process ensures effective coordination and cooperation between the concerned departments to accurately determine the boundaries and dimensions of the land.
4. Preparation of Deed documents:
The preparation of agreements and deeds is a crucial step in finalizing the sale transaction. These legal documents are carefully drafted to accurately reflect the terms and conditions of the sale, ensuring a comprehensive and legally binding agreement between the parties involved.
