Purchasing a property, whether it is movable or immovable, can be a financially overwhelming experience. Hence, it is extremely important to ensure that all the legal details are clear so that there are no legal difficulties in the future. Following details must be checked:
- Legal duty of the buyer to enquire into the seller's capacity to pay and clarity of his / her title;
- Agreement to sell and acknowledgment;
- Execution and signing of sale deed;
- Possession, Registration, and completion of payment.
- The title of the property is the legal ownership right to the property. Investment in the property is one of the chief investments. So the title of a property is one of the most important aspects that everyone deals at the time of buying a property. So it is very relevant to verify the title/property documents before buying property to save buyers from defective/unclear title. It has been presumed that before buying a particular property the buyer has properly verified title deed possessed by the seller.
