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Vinay (Business)     21 July 2014

Buying a plot without original sale deed only certifid copy)

Hello Sir/Madam

I am planning to buy a property (vacant site/plot).

Land developer (layout developer) had registered 2 plots (site num 205 and 206)  for one person (A) in same sale deed. Shedule and 2 different site number's are clearly mentioned in sale deed.

Assume plot nums are 205 and 206.

they clearly mention katha number 42/1 for site number 205 and also katha num 42/2 for site number 206.

Also details of site shedule are clearly mentioned

Site no 205

area - 2400 sq ft
east side: 35 ft road
West side : site num 206
north side : site num 204
south side : 35 ft road


Site no 206

area - 1200 sq ft
east side: site num 205
West side : site num 207
north side : site num 203
south side : 35 ft road

Now person A sells individual plot 205 to person B and registers the individual site for person B and gives the original sale deed to person B.

Now me (person C ) wants to buy other site 206 and Person A says that he do not have original deed (because he already gave it to B) and he will give certified copy from sub-registrar office.

1) I am not sure if we can make new sale deed based on this certified copy?

2) Will this be any problem in future? or having original sale deed in compulsary?

Please advice and thanks in advance



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Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108)     06 August 2014

You may make the agreement with "A", and make "B" as the confirming party, while annexing in all the relevant documents of the said plot. The clauses of agreement must be drafted appropriately to include the transaction details of both the plots.

 

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