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• You can upload Sale Deed/Agreement to Sale documents for review by the Lawyer
• 45 minutes of dedicated consultation with Senior Property Lawyer
• Schedule time & date of consultation as per your convenience.
• Understand critical legal clauses of your document.
• Consult in your language.

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You can upload your document(s) after the payment is complete and choose your convenient time to discuss it. All the heavy lifting of reading, interpreting and understanding shall be done by the senior lawyers for you. At the scheduled time, legalkart’s system will auto-generate calls to connect you with the expert lawyer who will be ready with the document review for you. 

What is a Agreement to Sale?

Agreement to Sale outlines significant details including the description of the property, the agreed purchase price, the payment schedule, the timeframe for completion of the sale, and any other specific terms and conditions agreed upon by the buyer and the seller.

One important aspect of an Agreement to Sale is that it does not constitute the actual transfer of property. Rather, it's a commitment that the property will be transferred to the buyer at a future date, typically upon fulfillment of certain conditions such as payment of the full purchase price and any other stipulations outlined in the agreement.

What is a Sale Agreement?

It is one of the most important documents in the process of selling a property. The Sale Agreement details the terms and conditions agreed upon by both parties involved, such as the sale price, payment terms, the exact identification and specifications of the property, and the obligations of both parties.

The Sale Agreement includes the following details:

1. Details of the Parties: It includes the names, ages, addresses, and other necessary details of the parties involved.

2. Description of the Property: It provides the complete details of the property being sold including its exact location, size, any identifiable landmarks, survey numbers, etc.

3. Sale Price: It mentions the price agreed upon by both parties.

4. Payment Terms: It outlines the method and schedule of payment.

5. Possession Date: It states the date when the buyer will take the possession of the property.

6. Default Clause: It explains the course of action in case either party fails to abide by the terms and conditions of the agreement.

7. Dispute Resolution: It mentions the law and jurisdiction that will govern the agreement and the method of resolving disputes, if any arise.

Once both the parties sign the Sale Agreement, and the sale price is paid by the buyer to the seller, the ownership of the property is transferred to the buyer. The Sale Agreement should be registered in the Sub-Registrar of Assurances office in the jurisdiction where the property is located.

Because the Sale Agreement has legal implications, it is always advisable to consult a legal expert or a property lawyer to review or draft such an agreement.