Property Verification

Buying a property is an overwhelming experience, and one has to make sure that it is free from any legal intricacies and unambiguous so that there is no legal hassle in future. To keep the intricacies on check, there should be an agreement to sell, execution of sale deed, possession and registration and completion of payment.

The very first step is to connect to the lawyers who will generate all the required reports from the sub-registrar office.

Once all the documents are received, then the lawyer will verify all the property related documents for checking the title and rights of the seller. The documents will be verified thereafter, and documents will be checked whether the documents are proper and have appropriate stamp duty paid or not.

• Conveyance Deed
• Sale Deed
• Agreement to Sell
• GPA/Power of Attorney
• Will (if any)
• Relinquishment Deed
• Partition Deed
• Freehold/ Mutation Details etc.