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Sale Deed Drafting

A sale deed drafted by an advocate for the purchase or sale of a flat, house, plot or shop, built around the title documents, the agreed price and payment schedule, and the possession terms, ready for stamping and registration at the sub-registrar office.

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Overview

A sale deed drafted by an advocate for the purchase or sale of a flat, house, plot or shop, built around the title documents, the agreed price and payment schedule, and the possession terms, ready for stamping and registration at the sub-registrar office.

What's included

  • check_circle Sale deed drafted from your title documents and agreed terms
  • check_circle Clear clauses on price, payments, possession, title and indemnity
  • check_circle Schedule of the property with boundaries and measurements
  • check_circle Your review and one round of revisions
  • check_circle Prepared by a verified advocate

Not included

  • blockStamp duty and registration fees (paid to the state at the sub-registrar office)
  • blockRegistration appointment and attendance (see Sale Deed Registration Assistance)
  • blockTitle search on the property

What we'll need

  • 01Names, addresses and ID details of the seller and buyer
  • 02Property address, area and boundaries
  • 03Sale price, payments already made and the payment schedule
  • 04Copies of the seller's title documents
  • attach_file Seller's title documents
  • attach_file Seller's ID proof
  • attach_file Buyer's ID proof

Common use cases

  • Buying or selling a flat, house or plot
  • Completing a sale after an agreement to sell
  • Transferring a shop or office

How it works

  1. 01

    Tell us the details

    A short form and any documents we need.

  2. 02

    Pay securely

    A verified professional picks up your request.

  3. 03

    Track & receive

    Follow progress and get your documents in your dashboard.

Common questions

Does a sale deed have to be registered?

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Yes. Under the Registration Act, a sale of immovable property worth ₹100 or more must be made by a registered deed. Ownership passes only when the deed is registered at the sub-registrar office.

How much stamp duty will I pay?

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Stamp duty is set by each state, usually as a percentage of the sale price or the government's guideline value, whichever is higher. The advocate tells you the amount for your property before the deed is finalised.