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All you need to know about Conveyance Deed

Any legal document between a person who is transferring the property and the one in whose name the property is being transferred can be termed a Conveyance Deed. This deed proves that a title or ownership of the property has been transferred from one person to another. It is also an important document to prove that the property is free of any type of restrictions and/or disputes. This infographic by Goel Ganga Developments Pune will give you brief about Conveyance deed and it's importance.

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All you need to know about Conveyance Deed

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  1. All you need to know about Conveyance Deed Contents in the Document The actual demarcation of the concerned property The information about both the related parties This deed bears the signatures of both the parties involved. All the relevant terms and conditions related to the transfer of the property Importance In case of a legal dispute, this deed works as a piece of very strong evidence This deed legalizes and affirms the transfer of the property rights to the buyer. This deed is also strong proof for the buyer regarding the ownership of the land. Documents required Connection The Sale agreement The property card or the mutation entries The approved layout plan, the location plan, and the city survey plan Certificate under Urban Land Ceiling Act, 1976 Approved building or structure plan Completion certificate of the property Occupancy certificate of the property List of owners of the property Proof of stamp duty fee payment and registration https://goelgangadevelopments.com/

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