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naveen 13 January 2021

Buyling land based on court decree

I am planning to buy a property. The person selling has given me a court decree partition copy among his siblings and parents. The copy provided is an e-copy of a court decree. Is it a valid document? should I wait for it to be registered in the sub-register office?

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When purchasing land based on a court decree, it's crucial to ensure the document's validity. While an e-copy may be provided, it's advisable to obtain a certified copy directly from the registrar's office. Furthermore, ensure the property is officially registered in the seller's name before proceeding with the purchase to avoid potential risks.

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Isaac Gabriel (Advocate) 13 January 2021

Contact the concerned registrar office and proceed, which will be safe.

Pradipta Nath (Advocate) 13 January 2021

Ask him to provide certified copy of the decree and then do proper search.

Kishor Mehta (CEO) 14 January 2021

It is not advisable to purchase any property that doesn't stand in the name of the vendor/seller. Wait till the property is transferred to his name.

Dr J C Vashista (Advocate) 15 January 2021

It's unsafe and invalid. Ask certified copy of the decree.

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