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Or can I simply make a draft, get it signed by seller and share with bank?
asked Sep 6, 2017 in Legal Matters by Nimesh Srivastava (3 points) | 101 views

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Hi Nimesh, a sale agreement stipulates the conditions under which the sale deed is to be later executed. It is a way of formalizing the discussion between the seller and the buyer. In the absence of a sale agreement, there have been instances where either the buyer or the seller has backed out of the transaction causing loss of both money and time!
Hence it is advisable to have a sale agreement signed and duly registered. A sale agreement that is not registered has no legal validity and this defeats the very purpose of signing the agreement in the first place.
answered Sep 10, 2017 by Sharad Basu (63 points)
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