Overview
Property registration is the process of logging or recording the properly executed documents with the Registrar. The documents are the ones relating to the transfer of property for assurance of title and to establish evidence of such transfer. The law relating to property registration in India is laid down under the Registration Act, 108.
It is mandatory to register the documents relating to sale/purchase or transfer of any immovable property in India. These documents include the Sale Deed, Relinquishment Deed, Gift Deed, etc. Property registration acts as a guarantee that the title of the property is valid and as an evidence in case of property disputes relating to ownership of the property.
Procedure for Property Registration
Procedure for Property Registration
Once the documents relating to the property are submitted, the documents along with the relevant details are submitted to the Sub-Registrar which has jurisdiction over the area where the property is situated. The registration fee is submitted and the document is signed by 2 witnesses. Once the prescribed stamp fee is paid, property registration is completed.
Documents required for Property Registration
Documents required for Property Registration
- Copy of parent documents such as the Sale Deed, Title Deed, Conveyance Deed, Gift Deed, Sale/Purchase Agreement, Lease Deed, etc.
- Copy of additional documents like the building plan approval, property tax receipts, etc.
- Identity proof such as Aadhar card, voter ID card, driving license, passport, etc.
- Power of Attorney
