Property Sale Alert: 5 Essential Documents You Can't Skip!

• Buying or selling property requires extreme caution and understanding of legal aspects, as it's a significant financial and legal process.
• The Sale Deed (Bainama) is the most crucial document for permanently transferring property ownership, legally confirming the sale.
• A Sale Deed officially transfers all rights, responsibilities, and ownership from seller to buyer and must be registered at the Sub-Registrar's office.
• Registration of the Sale Deed is mandatory; without it, the buyer does not acquire legal ownership, and the transaction is not considered valid.
• Key documents required for a Sale Deed include property title documents, building plans, allotment letter, tax receipts, utility bills, and Power of Attorney.

Why It Matters: A registered Sale Deed is indispensable for legal property ownership and to avoid future disputes.