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Section 17 of the Registration Act 1908 makes registration mandatory for immovable-property transfers above Rs 100 in value. Section 49 makes unregistered documents inadmissible as evidence of the transaction (with limited collateral-purpose exceptions). The sale deed must be on stamp paper of the appropriate state stamp duty (varies 4-8% across states; women buyers often get 1-2% concession). Registration is at the Sub-Registrar's office having jurisdiction over the property's location, with both parties present, photographed, biometrically captured.
Statutory reference
Section 17 Registration Act 1908
Related practice areas
Conveyance of immovable property valued above Rs 100 must be by registered sale deed under Section 17 of the Registration Act 1908. Unregistered sale deeds do not pass title and are inadmissible as evidence of title.
Registered Sale Deed is governed by Section 17 Registration Act 1908. Section 17 of the Registration Act 1908 makes registration mandatory for immovable-property transfers above Rs 100 in value. Section 49 makes unregistered documents inadmissible as evidence of the transaction (with limited collateral-purpose exceptions). The sale deed must be on stamp paper of the appropriate state stamp duty (varies 4-8% across states; women buyers often get 1-2% concession). Registration is at the Sub-Registrar's office having jurisdiction over the property's location, with both parties present, photographed, biometrically captured.
Registered Sale Deed falls under Property & Real Estate, Documentation. NyaySevak matches you with a Bar-Council-verified advocate in the relevant practice area — the first consultation is free.