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Download sale deed template for transfer of undivided property by co-owners in India, covering ownership shares, consideration, possession, and registration details.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is a deed of sale by co-owners of undivided property?
It is a legal document through which multiple co-owners jointly sell their undivided ownership interests in a property to one or more buyers.
When is such a deed required?
It is used when property held jointly without physical division is being sold, and all co-owners are consenting to the sale.
What key details are included in this deed?
The deed specifies owner names, their undivided ownership shares, property description, sale consideration, payment terms, transfer of possession, and warranty of title.
Can one co-owner sell without the consent of others?
A co-owner can sell only their own undivided share independently, but for transferring the entire property, the consent and signatures of all co-owners are mandatory.
Is registration mandatory for this deed?
Yes, under the Registration Act, 1908, sale deeds for immovable property must be registered with the sub-registrar to be legally valid.
What stamp duty applies to such a sale?
Stamp duty is calculated on the property's market value or sale consideration, as per state laws. Concessions may apply for certain categories of buyers.
Can the property be sold if it is mortgaged?
Yes, but the mortgage must be disclosed in the deed, and necessary clearances or settlements with the lender may be required before or at the time of sale.
What precautions should buyers take?
Buyers should verify title deeds, ensure all co-owners have signed, check for encumbrances, and confirm that the property is free from legal disputes.
What is meant by 'undivided share' in property?
It refers to the fractional ownership right of a co-owner in the whole property without a specific demarcated portion.
Can this deed be used for agricultural as well as urban property?
Yes, it can be adapted for both types, provided the property description and legal compliances specific to the type are included.