• Mutual exchange of properties

Suppose i own a property  say " A " which i got it from my father. There is another property " B " which is adjacent to A which is owned by my uncle (my father's elder brother). We both want to swipe the properties from A to B and vice verse from B to A for our mutual convenience. We want to save the stamp duty.

a) What are are ways by which we could transfer the properties?
b) Say if file a suit on my uncle we make a compromise decree in court will that compromise decree be treated as a Title for any further transactions?
c) Should we pay any stamp duty for registering the court decree in sub registrar's office?
Asked 10 years ago in Property Law

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5 Answers

Deed of exchange can be prepared . it should be duly stamped and registered . we wont advise you to file any collusive suit .

Ajay Sethi
Advocate, Mumbai
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For easy and trouble free solution you have to pay stamp duty but persons also go for solution( b) given by you and feel comfortable.

Anil Gupta

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Anil Gupta
Advocate, New Delhi
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deed of exchange can be executed by paying requisite stamp duty which u can't avoid

Anil Kumar
Advocate, Bangalore
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You cannot avoid payment of stamp-duty by any means for exchange.

Sai Kiran R
Advocate, Bangalore
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You have to pay Stamp duty according to market value of the property and entered deed of exchange

Pradeep Bharathipura
Advocate, Bangalore
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