A Sale Deed is a legal document that proves the transfer of ownership of property from the seller to the buyer. Registry is the official process of registering this deed with the Sub-Registrar of Assurances to make the transaction legally valid and publicly recorded.

1. Provides legal proof of property ownership.
2. Makes the transaction valid in the eyes of law.
3. Mandatory for ownership transfer of immovable property.
4. Protects both buyer and seller from future legal disputes.

1. Drafting of Sale Deed
2. Stamp Duty Calculation & Payment
3. Registry Appointment & Process Handling
4. Coordination with Sub-Registrar Office
5. Delivery of Registered Deed Copy

1. ID Proofs of Buyer and Seller (Aadhar, PAN)
2. Previous Chain of Title Deeds
3. Agreement to Sell (if executed)
4. Property Tax Receipts and Electricity Bill
5. Location Map / Site Plan (if applicable)

1. Property Buyers & Sellers
2. Real Estate Developers
3. Joint Property Owners / Family Settlements
4. Investors Buying Commercial Property

1. After agreement to sell & full payment made
2. Before handing over property possession
3. To protect from fraud or illegal claim