REGISTRATION OF SALE DEED DOCUMENTS
Seshagiri Viswanatha Rao
(Querist) 06 July 2010
This query is : Resolved
Dear Experts
Good Evenining
Kindly indicate whether the presence of both seller and purchaser of landed property is necessary to be present before the Registering Authority is mandatory and to indicate relevant Act or Section of Registration
Thanks
S V RAO
Devajyoti Barman
(Expert) 06 July 2010
It is mandatory in West Bengal and in most of the states.
Y V Vishweshwar Rao
(Expert) 06 July 2010
In AP also the Vedor o and purchaser in person /or /through their GPA,,, presence is required at the time of Registration of the Sale Deed- AS per the Registration Act and Rules there udner.
S. Bharath
(Expert) 07 July 2010
In Tamil Nadu and Karnataka also the Buyer has to be present. Please spell out the State which you are concerned about so it is easier for fellow experts to respond.
Seshagiri Viswanatha Rao
(Querist) 07 July 2010
Good Morning
Thank you very much for reply I would like to enlighten further my late father had purchased plots a self acquired property some decades ago and expired in Jan 1987 followed by mother's demise in May 1992 The title deed is in his favour only and we have nothorised any person(s) to deal with the landed properties of father on our behalf As per Govt Revenue records Encumbrance certificate there is no transaction as on date 29th June 2010 Earlier it has been reported by the SRO that these lands have been registered as gift settlement deed between husband and wife in Dec 2001 another plot was sold by executant's wife in April 2002 and these registrations were effected based on the declared by the executant As on date of these registrations my late father had expired long back in 1987 and did not affix his signature in the capacity of title holder of these lands Further, the claimant is not a blood related person or as per Class I and Class II of Hindu Succession Act It has been replied under RTI Act that these lands has been registered Gift/ancestral property Late father has not gifted any portion of his land to his own living five legal heirs 3 sons and 2 daughter Kindly tender opinion
in the matter
Thanks
s v rao
Uma parameswaran
(Expert) 07 July 2010
File a civil suit for declaration of title and to make gift deed null and void.
