1) ask your lawyer how much time he needs for preparation of sale deed
2) you can provide certified copy of chain of documents
3) give inspection of original documents in your possession
4) dont hand over original documents of title to lawyer
1. "My flat property settlement is scheduled for registration next week in Chennai. 2. "What original documents should I provide to my lawyer for the property settlement registration?" 3. "What is the appropriate timeframe for submitting the original documents to my lawyer? Can I submit them 3 days before the registration date to allow for necessary preparations?"
1) ask your lawyer how much time he needs for preparation of sale deed
2) you can provide certified copy of chain of documents
3) give inspection of original documents in your possession
4) dont hand over original documents of title to lawyer
1. don’t submit any originals, just provide photocopies. Keep originals with you and allow him to compare and verify the same with originals on the date of settlement.
no original documents are needed
only self attested true copies
the only original document is the signed document
You can carry it during the registration date. It’s only verified. Its sometimes risky of the documents getting lost
you can produce all the copies of the chain documents pertaining to preparation of settlement deed.
Do not submit the original documents now itself, you can carry them with you at the time of registration and get it compared .
the approximate time taken for registration would be around three to four days after online booking the slot for registration.
"Do I need to submit all three to four of my parent documents, or is a selection sufficient?"
The copies of all the chain title documents are to be submitted to enable the lawyer to prepare the settlement deed referring all related documents in the recitals of the deed.
Make sure that you don't submit original documents in haste or anxiety.
It is advisable to provide all parent documents (previous Sale Deeds) related to the property to ensure a smooth registration process. This helps your lawyer verify the title chain and avoid any legal complications later. A selection may not be sufficient, as missing links in the title chain can raise concerns during registration.
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For property settlement registration, it is crucial to provide your lawyer with the original documents necessary to complete the process smoothly and without legal hurdles. These typically include the original sale agreement, parent title deeds (including past sale deeds), encumbrance certificate, patta or khata certificate, property tax receipts, and any other title documents related to the property. You should also provide your identification and address proofs required for registration, such as Aadhaar and PAN cards.
Ideally, submit these documents to your lawyer at least 3 to 5 days before the registration date. This allows sufficient time for verification, preparation, and addressing any discrepancies. If you cannot provide all parent documents, consult your lawyer about the specific ones required, as a selection might suffice depending on the property’s history. However, it is advisable to provide complete parent documents for thorough validation and to ensure there are no legal complications during or after registration.
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Advocate Aman Verma, Legal Corridor
You will only require current documents unless you have made averments about parent documents in your present deed
Dear Client,
There are several original documents to be given to your lawyer for easy completion of your property settlement registration in Chennai. Among these documents are sale agreement (if applicable), original parent documents to back claims of ownership (it is always better to submit all such documents available to avoid any legal complication), encumbrance certificates showing the property is not encumbered by liabilities, and latest receipts in terms of property tax to show there are no pending dues. You also need to furnish government ID proofs such as Aadhaar or PAN card, proof of address for both buyer and seller, and any No Objection Certificates or approvals, if applicable for the property.
It is preferable to submit the above documents to your lawyer at least 3–5 days before the registration date, so they could verify, validate, and prepare everything in time. Late submission may cause complicacy on registration date, possibly leading to delay.
Hope the answer is helpful. Please feel free to ask any further queries.