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6 years ago
I have taken a plot size 30*40 ,now I want sale that plot. All documents are with me but owner before me his original purchase bond letter not with me. Plot can be sold or not . How to sale plot
Deepak Yashwantrao Bade
Responded 5 years ago
A.dear client in your case get it all copy documnts or you can call to that original certified copy from owner.kindly engage lawyer.
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A.Get it or its certified copy.
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NILANJAN CHATTERJEE
Responded 6 years ago
A.Though you should have taken the original papers from the seller when you purchased such property. But, it is not so necessary since you are now the rightful owner and the property has been purchased by you after payment of sufficient govt. duties and registered in your name, so, there is no need for the earlier papers. If still your purchaser insists ask him to do searching in the registry offices for the ownership of the property.
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Vijay Kumar
Replied 6 years ago
Sir,already plot registered for my name ,I am paying tax,EC copy also in my name ,All original documents I am having,but what I purchased owner his document not with me
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