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Relinquishment deed

(Querist) 11 May 2018 This query is : Resolved 
Property question - If we have got the relinquishment deed attested by vice consular from consulate general of India, Dubai and after coming back to India got stamp duty of Rs100 done from sub-registrar office, Collectrate of stamps. QUESTION1 1) DO WE HAVE TO STILL GET THE DOCUMENT REGISTERED IN SUB-RESITRAR OFFICE. QUESTION 2) IF NO THEN DO WE HAVE A SECTION IN THE REGISTRATION ACT 1908 THAT CLEARLY STATES THAT THE VICE CONSULAR APPOINTED BY CENTRAL GIVERNMENT IS HAVING THE DELGATED AUTHORITY TO ACT AS A SUB-REGISTRAR QUSTON 3) DO WE HAVE A CASE WHERE IN SUCH A SITUTION THE RELINQUSHMENT DEED HAS BEEN TAKEN IN A JUDGMENT AS A VALID LEGAL DOCUMENT. Thanks Rachna
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Ms.Usha Kapoor (Expert) 12 May 2018
Vice consular from consular General of India has necessary powers on par with a Registrar to attest and such documents should be deemed to be registered in sub registrar office in India.No further registration is required.
kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 12 May 2018
If any document got attested by a Notary public/consulate as the case be, it shall got be validated in India within three (3) months after its arrival India before the District Registrar or other Authorised Officer under Sec.18 & 19 of Registration Act. after validation, it shall be got registered before the Sub Registrar concerned within 4 months after validation.
Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 13 May 2018
Well advised by expert Mr. Kavksatyanarayana, I agree.
Even if the relinquishment deed is attested by Counsellor in Dubai, the same has to be attested by area (where property is situated) DC or any other officer appointed for the purpose and then got compulsory registered with SR.


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