I would like to know how do you ensure distribution of plots? Do you layouts available. Can plot be regester to buyer?

Hi Rajesh,
When buying a property, legal due diligence is necessary to avoid getting difficulties in legal issues later. Here are some of the precautions you can take before finalizing a property deal. 1) Check the antecedents of the vendor (s). We all verify title deeds and all connected documents before buying the property. But we fail to verify the antecedents of the vendor(s).

2) Check the title of the property:- The title of the property forms the foundation of any contract. According to the Indian Contract Act, no seller can pass on to the purchaser a better title than what he already possesses.

3) Verify the title of the seller:- The vendor may have acquired his title either by purchase, by inheritance, by partition, by gift, by settlement or by grant.

4) Personal inspection of property under sale (site/building/flat/agricultural land):- You must take all reasonable steps to ensure that he is purchasing the property from a right person and also a right property.

5) Sale by holder of power of attorney:- If the sale documents are being executed by a person holding power of attorney on behalf of the owner, the said power of attorney should be scrutinized thoroughly.

6) Check the original documents-Always inspect the original documents of the seller and read all the documents carefully before signing them.