Certified copy of a page in sale deed.

1.  It would perfectly legal to buy such property, based on the mentioned documents.

2.  The duly certified copy of the missing agreement page is as good as the original, ONLY if stamped and certified by the registrar of sub-assurances.

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1) The certified copy obtained from the Sub-Registrar office is a valid document.  However, u hv to verify whether the last page containing scheduled property shown now by the seller is not tampered and exactly the same as the original.

2) U may check online thumbnail documents from the SR portal if loaded or otherwise obtain another certified copy keep it for yourself which will be useful as a link document in all ur transactions.  Do not ask the seller to provide u with another certified copy but u should apply by urself not the seller on your behalf to avoid tampering if any in between.

3) A suitably drafted affidavit to that effect be obtained from the seller.  Get the same drafted by an experienced civil lawyer of your area.

Thanks for the replies.

I obtained the certified sale deed and EC from the sub-registrar office and found(the page) to be proper. I will also ask for affidavit from the seller.