Difference between sale deed and sale agreement
A sale deed is a legal document that proves that a property has been transferred from the seller to the buyer. A sale deed acts as the main legal document, confirming the sale and … READ FULL STORY
A sale deed is a legal document that proves that a property has been transferred from the seller to the buyer. A sale deed acts as the main legal document, confirming the sale and … READ FULL STORY
Property purchase involves several steps. In addition to making the down payment and the monthly EMI payments, the other two important monetary components of a property are the stamp duty and registration charges. These … READ FULL STORY
When one buys a property, the sale consideration is generally paid for, by way of money. However it is not necessary that the consideration for the transfer of a property, should always involve money. … READ FULL STORY
Stamp duty for transactions of immovable property, is benchmarked against the rates published by state governments in advance, which are called as ‘ready reckoner rates’ in Maharashtra and ‘circle rates’ in north India. The … READ FULL STORY
Stamp duty is a compulsory obligation payable on the document which encapsulates the transfer of immovable property, such as real estate. Home buyers are required to pay this when registering the agreement for sale. … READ FULL STORY