No it cannot be used. A certified copy of the sale deed can be procured if you dont have a copy. Otherwise photo copy means nothing.

Nothing is possible on the basis of xerox. Still file a lost report 

Dear Sir,

You are not required to worry at all because nothing can be done like fraud etc. with the original sale deed also because all the transactions of properties are registered with Registrar. Nothing which is not registered will be accepted by any legal authority.  

No, on photo copy nobody can make false transaction because its mentioned on your name and other party may contact you.

Don't worry much as on this basis of photocopy no forgery can happen. 

Even if forgery is done, since you have the original copy with you the same can be easily countered. 

Have to file missing report in Jaipur or public notice in local daily or both to avoid any liability arise in future due to misuse. If property dose not belong to Jaipur - low threat.

And harm would have if documents were original.

It would not be misused for forgery 

any sale deed is required to be stamped and registered. It bears  your photograph 

Since a sale deed is a registered document and to make any transactions one has to follow a prescribed procedure.  Therefore, do not worry, a photo copy of the same cannot be used for any transaction. 

Hi

Please note that under transfer of property act and indian contract act,  Only registered written contracts , duly signed by you and  stamped under Registration act are admissible as evidence.

In law, even  if someone has your original sale deed with them and the same is unaccompanied by any  other written contract such as sale/gift/mortgage deed, the person cannot claim any ownership, interest or title based on him holding the original sale deed

Please note that sale deeds are not negotiable instruments in law and as such mere possession of original sale deed does not confer ownership. 

Also Xerox copies are not admissible as evidences in any courts.

So, you do not need to worry. 

Hope this information is useful. 

- Xerox of any document having no value in the eye of law, specially in the absence of original deed. 

- However, there is possibility that it can be used for getting certified copy of the sale deed , which can be used for all the purposes , even in court. 

- If the xerox was not crossed , then you should lodge a missing complaint before the police , and kept with a receiving copy of the same. 

If you are worried about the loss of the photocopy of the property registration document, then you can issue a public notice in a local newspaper stating that you have lost the said document in transit and requesting the finder to return it to your address mentioned in the notice.

You may also add that anyone trying to misuse the photocopy of the registration document may be doing at his own risk and consequence and act done s=by such miscreants shall not be binding you.

This public notice will prevent  the apprehended  misuse.

No on xerox no transaction is done. Any party who does transaction does it on original papers

You need not worry.

Xerox of  your Sale Deed cannot be misused for forgery.

There is no possible of having any transaction using the same.

Still if you apprehend, you may lodge a formal complaint with local police and retain copy of acknowledgement with you for further use.

A. Don't worry, Xerox paper cannot be misused for either claiming ownership or mortgage the property. I hope you are having original copy with you.

No, Need to worry, Xerox copies have no value in the eyes of Law. original is with you, file a complaint before the Police online regarding the loss of your xerox documents, and sit tight. don't worry.

You need not worry. Losing a copy is not such a danger. It won't harm your rights and titles.

1. Immediately file a complaint in the jurisdictional police station for the loss of sale deed.

2. Also publish a caution notice for general public in a national and regional daily to state the loss of sale deed and caution the general public to not to enter into any transaction with anyone other than you in respect of the property.

3. Thereafter, obtain a certified copy from the office of sub-registrar.