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 bhuvaneswari

 16 Years Exp

 Property Buying (Show More)

 Chennai , Kodungaiyur

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Once you decide to buy your dream property, there are many documents you need to look into thoroughly before closing the deal. If you ignore this, you may be in for an enduring trouble. It is always advisable that property buyers must insist on seeing the original documents of the property before making the advance payment. It is prudent on your part to make a huge advance payment only when you are satisfied with the authenticity of the documents.

A lawyer can help you avoid some common problems with a property purchase or sale.

Even if a lawyer is not needed during the course of negotiations, the buyer and seller each may have to consult with a lawyer to answer important questions, such as the tax consequences of the transaction. To a seller, the tax consequences may be of critical importance.

The purchase agreement is the single most important document in the transaction. Although standard printed forms are useful, a lawyer is helpful in explaining the form and making changes and additions to reflect the buyer's and the seller's desires.

It is good to take a consultation from the lawyer before buying the Property. Property may be of many types, it may be Residential Flat, Plot, Agricultural Land, Revenue sites etc. Lawyer will clarify your queries about the title of the property. The lawyer will go through the Mother Deed/Sale Deed, Khatha Certificate & Up-to-date Tax paid Receipts, Joint Development Agreement, Encumbrance Certificate and Approved Plan other related Documents pertaining to the Property.


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Name : bhuvaneswari

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City : Chennai

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Subject :  construction issues
Question :  we are living in an old house which was built many yrs ago( more then 40yrs).we have common walls with our neighbor.Now he is building his house in our area,always trying to prove that he is not doing so nd even he is doing favour leaving his space in between.he is not constructing a straight walls.he has built ground floor taking 3 inches of our space from back and according to that our front is decreased but his size is correct which may be due to the old construction of neighbor next to him.

Answer by mb associates :  As per planning permit it is mandatory to leave 2 feet space and build house with in the area. Usually it is a general rule to build a compound wall within one's plot. Also you have not mentioned the plinth area of your house? With inadequate information we cannot answer

Subject :  Registration of property
Question :  Hello, I want advice on property registration. I have flat of 900 super built up area in Patna which I want to sell for Rs 27 lakhs. A buyer has agreed and an agreement has been made accordingly. However as per valuation the value of a property of 900 sq feet in my area is Rs 36 lakhs. Now the buyer wants to register the sale deed at Rs 36 lakhs. As payments will be made to my bank account, what will be the legal aspects and tax problems as payment amount will be Rs 27 lakhs,and I shall have to pay income tax accordingly. Please advice on the course of action to be taken. Thank you

Answer by mb associates :  Sir first check the Guideline Value and as per that value only you can register. If more than market value you are selling the house then for that value you can register and pay the Stamp duty. No property can be registered below the guideline value . In case you are not able to find the value in the concerned website , then you can verify with the sub registrar Office where the property is situated . Moreover when you are selling it is buyer who will be bearing the registration cost.