What are the legal procedures involved for buying property in Delhi?

Q: Hi, please guide me on legal procedures and documents related to property purchasing.

sandesh, Bangalore

18th January 2013

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Hey, it is also quite important to get all the documents checked and verified by a trusted lawyer.... especially if you are buying property in the newly designated Delhi zones.. i recently read about real estate agents duping people on the still not finalized policy of DDA in land pooling

Chandan, Faridabad

8th July 2014

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Hmmm quite right chandan.... and i guess when you are investing your hard earned money don't hesitate to approach the agencies concerned to get correct and up to date deatils...

madhu, Faridabad

8th July 2014

Hi ,
As per knowledge, these are some necessary documents you should check/verify before buying or investing in real estate property. Documents are License of Land/Property,
Building Plan,
Allotment letter,
Builder/Buyer agreement,
Completion certificate,
NOC from the builder,
Possession certificate,
Approved building plan,
conversion approval,
Certificate of Completion,
conveyance deed,
Ownership documents.

Samrat,

19th February 2015

hey..can someone broadly give a list of checks that should be done before buying property??

Daniel, Noida

29th May 2014

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Sure Daniel, It will be better to get a lawyer involved but still do check for

sales deed
Encumbrance certificate
clear titles
Agreements and get property registered within the time period.

If buying in a cooperative society, do check a for share certificate, lease deed, registration details, society bye laws, NOC from the society etc etc.

Farhan Iqbal, Delhi-NCR

29th May 2014

Hi Sandesh, this is a good option to go to a legal expert . But few things you should know also i .e In case you purchase property from original allottee of a government development authority, i.e. DDA or MHADA, the documents you need are -Allocation letter,Allotment letter,Possession letter,Receipts of payments made to authority. You can go thorugh Documents you need while purchasing a property . Do you want to buy a resale property or fresh one?

Pavan Jain, Delhi-NCR

23rd January 2013

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