Drafting Process

STEP 1: Understanding property details and requirement: Lawyer will discuss this with you. 

STEP 2: Drafting of the Agreement: Lawyer will draft your sale deed after an initial discussion.

STEP 3: Printing of Sale Agreement: The Sale Deed shall be printed on a non-judicial stamp paper of the value as prescribed by the state government.

Why LegalKart

• Senior Property Expert Lawyers: We will get your document drafted/reviewed by Senior Expert Property lawyers. You can track the progress of your document on our platform at all times.

• 4.5 Customer Score: Clients are delighted with our service! They have consistently rated us high because of our focus on delivering quality output and providing regular updates.
• Responsible Delivery: Our team of experienced business advisors are just a phone call away. Our team will ensure that your interaction with the expert lawyer is smooth and seamless and the document draft is delivered to you within the committed timeline.

Deliverables

Our deliverables include:

• 30 Minutes of Talk-Time with the Lawyer for drafting/reviewing the Agreement
• First draft of the documents will be delivered to you within a maximum of 2 working days
• Post-delivery of the first draft – 2 Iterations per Document to incorporate your suggestions/changes
• Assistance of Registration by Senior Expert Property Lawyer before the Sub-Registrar office if you buy Registration product also.

Why a good sale deed is critical for your property?

Having a well-drafted sale deed is critical in the process of buying or selling property for several reasons:

1. Legal Proof of Transaction: The sale deed is the primary legal document that serves as proof of sale and transfer of ownership of the property from the seller to the buyer. It is a vital record that establishes the buyer as the lawful owner.

2. Clarity of Terms: A good sale deed clearly outlines all the terms and conditions of the sale, including the agreed-upon price, payment schedule, and any other important details. This clarity helps prevent misunderstandings or disputes between the buyer and seller.

3. Description of the Property: The deed provides a detailed description of the property, including its exact location, size, boundaries, and any other relevant details. This precise description helps avoid disputes related to property specifics.

4. Protection against Legal Disputes: A comprehensive sale deed can protect both parties from future legal troubles. It includes warranties and representations by the seller regarding the title and the condition of the property, which can be crucial in case of any legal challenges or claims.

5. Compliance with Statutory Requirements: A proper sale deed is drafted in compliance with the legal requirements of the land and property laws in the relevant jurisdiction. This compliance is necessary for the deed to be legally binding and valid.

6. Record of Encumbrances and Clear Title: The sale deed should mention if the property is free from encumbrances or if there are any liens, mortgages, or legal claims against it. Ensuring a clear title is crucial for the buyer's peace of mind and for securing mortgage or loans against the property.

7. Registration and Stamp Duty: The sale deed needs to be properly stamped and registered as per the laws of the state in which the property is located. This process is essential for making the deed legally valid and enforceable.

A well-prepared sale deed is indispensable for ensuring a smooth and legally secure property transaction. It provides legal protection, clear title transfer, and serves as an essential record of the agreement between buyer and seller, thereby preventing potential legal issues in the future.