Property registration process and required documents in Chandigarh
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"I want to buy a property in Chandigarh. What is the complete process for property registration? What documents do I need and what are the registration charges? How long does the entire process take?"
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Property Registration Process in Chandigarh:
Property registration in Chandigarh follows the Registration Act, 1908 and Punjab Registration Rules.
Step-by-Step Process:
- Document Verification: Verify seller's title, clearances, and approvals
- Agreement to Sell: Execute preliminary agreement with token money
- Title Search: Conduct thorough title investigation for 30 years
- Loan Approval: If purchasing through loan, get bank approval
- Sale Deed Drafting: Prepare final sale deed with all terms
- Registration Appointment: Book slot on e-Registrar website
- Payment: Pay stamp duty and registration fees
- Registration: Visit Sub-Registrar office for final registration
Required Documents:
Seller Documents:
- Original title documents and chain documents
- Possession certificate and occupancy certificate
- NOC from society/builder if applicable
- Tax receipts and utility bill clearances
- Encumbrance certificate
Buyer Documents:
- Identity proof (Aadhar, PAN card)
- Address proof
- Income proof and bank statements
- Loan sanction letter if applicable
Registration Charges:
- Stamp Duty: 6% of property value (5% for women)
- Registration Fee: 1% of property value
- Additional Charges: Documentation, lawyer fees
Timeline:
Complete process takes 15-30 days including documentation, verification, and registration formalities.
For hassle-free property registration and legal verification, contact Metis Law Chamber's property law specialists.
Important Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and should not be considered as legal advice for your specific situation. Laws can be complex and fact-specific. For personalized legal assistance and representation in your case, please contact Metis Law Chamber immediately for a detailed consultation with our legal experts.
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