Since you are taking bank loan bank may seek for extended agreement so you can get one new agreement done registration of agreement not necessary unless insisted by your bank. If the bank does not insist on agreement you can directly go ahead with sale deed registration. Making agreement is not mandatory directly property can be registered. It is done just to safeguard interest of both parties in case of default committed by other party.

This is my response to you:

1. You need a sale agreement to purchase the property and then register the same;

2. Only a valid sale agreement whose stamp duty is paid can be registered;

3. Only when the agreement is registered there is effective transfer of property.

Not necessary to extend sale agreement, you have to go straight away to register absolute sale deed in favour of you, if you have legal clearance of property title documents. All the best.

you can extend agreement by mutual consent . registration is not necessary

2) seller can after 2 months execute registered sale deed in your favour

1. The sale deed is only required to be registered and not the sale agreement.

2 So if the seller is ready for sale then get the sale deed executed and registered and it does not make any difference whether the sale agreement has expired or not.

3. There is no need to extend the time mentioned in the agreement as long as the seller is ready to make the sale deed even after expiry of the time mentioned in the sale agreement.

4. Do note that the time mentioned in the sale agreement is not strictly followed.

Mian Bibi raji to kya karega qazi. Go ahead and get the flat registered without extending the period of sale agreement. However, on back page of the agreement or at the last of the agreement write:

"The period for registration has been extended from ____________ to_______________".

And both party sign the same. The agreement period is extended.

Dear Client,

It`s depend the conduct of parties whether they are agreed with any development other than agreed in the agreement. If party is agree, than no issues, but there must be default clause in agreement. Suppose mind change of seller, than you will be at default.

SO better get this new fact in document (extension due to home loan) and written consent of seller.

No issues in Direct registration.

1) unless and until you make registered sale agreement of the flat, bank won't proceed further for home loan. So you have to make valid agreement of flat sale.

Yiu need to extend and then Register the same

You can extend the agreement by signing a renewed agreemebt, but the same is not required legally.

You can register the sale deed after 2 months, if the owner is ready to wait. Sale agreement need not be registered as well.

1. You can register the sale deed with out having the agreement for sale but in that case pay the amount at the time of registration.

2. If you pay him the money released by the bank, he can refuse to register the sale deed after receiving the payment on the plea than the agreement has expired.

3. If there is any forfeiture clause in the agreement, then the said clause will strengthen her said claim of refusal to register the sale deed after receiving the payment from the bank for and on your behalf.

4. It will be prudent on your part to make another supplementary agreement for sale, extending the date of payment to be legally safe.

As a matter of fact a sale agreement is valid for three years even if you have entered into it for a short period.

However you can get an endorsement in the sale agreement document for extending the time on a mutual agreement.

This will be sufficient for proving it as valid and within time limit

1. There can always be a direct sale without an agreement to sell. The agreement to sell is made so that the buyer gets time to arrange money and the rights and liabilities are contractually spelled out.

2. The agreement can also be extended mutually.