You need see any  encumbrances are there in the sai property before that period before buying

We can advise you after examining the papers. You should consult a local lawyer before finalizing the deal.

Don’t purchase the property 

banks are hesitant to grant loans if original chain of documents are missing 

if he is selling property at discount to market price and you don’t need bank loans you can consider to purchase the property 

Since certified copy has been obtained it serves the same purpose as original. 

There is no use of original now, if the paper is right then it is ok bcoz in future if you wish to take loan from bank they look into the chain. 

You can negotiate on the price, but certified is as valid document as a original deed.

Hi

 If certified copies shows the title , you can proceed with the deal.

Yes you should ask for reduction in price since the original chain documents are missing.

You can also make a mention, add a clause indemnifying you by the seller against the missing originals of the missing documents in originals, the legal proceedure he has taken about it etc., in the Sale agreement/ deed of Sale

Hello, 

1)  From what you have described,  you have taken steps to obtain copies of the chain documents and lodged an FIR. 

2)  What you must further do is to get a property search done to ensure no encumbrance. 

3)  You may negotiate on the price on basis of missing original documents,  though that in itself should not diminish the property value. 

No. It is not legally advisable to buy such properties. One way is to go for a detail search of past transactions for quite some long period say 50 years from registry office.

Dear Client,

It would be better if you check the missing chain to avoid any trouble in the future. 

1.As you mentioned that you got all the certified true copies of the lost sale deeds,that's sufficient to check  the link of the documents and how the seller got the ownership on that property.

2.I don't think there will be any chance to have correction in the price just because of  the above reason.AS the seller already got the lost copies by applying with registrar office,you can't expect any correction in the price.

Not advisable, even bank will not provide loan and further sale will be impossible. 

Generally it is not advisable to buy the immovable property where all the original link documents are missing.

However since the vendor has observed all formalities regarding the missing link documents, you may obtain a legal opinion from a local lawyer and proceed with the proposed purchase.

You can check the entire history of the land from the registration office and also you can get the copy of the previous sale deeds in duplicate if you are satisfied with the documents available then only you can go to purchase this property

Dear sir

There will not be any problem in buying the property as he has follow all the procedure for missing sale deeds and he have also obtained all the true copies.

You can go ahead with the purchase and the price negotiations depends on the parties how can some one else comment on that.  But you should try for further negotiations for reducing the price. If he decrease the price it will be well and good. 

See you can go ahead with the purchase take an indemnity bond from seller separately that in case any issue due to lost sale deed or any civil suit due to title of property is there he is liable to indemnify you.

Further you can bargain on the amount if he is ready to reduce some amount.