Unregistered sale agreement

1. Yes
2. No

Yes, an unregistered sale agreement can be a documentary evidence in a money suit. to recover the advance amount upon cancellatioon of the sale agreement because the money received towards advance  has been acknowledged in the unregistered sale agreement hence it can be considered as a receipt for the money received.

This is a documentary evidence and not an enforcebale instrument hence there is no necessity to pay the stamp dutuy for this piece of evidence.

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