Land document related question
4 months ago
We purchased land, but the individual from whom we acquired it deceived us. Subsequently, we took the matter to court and emerged victorious. The court provided us with both the order copy and the decree. Now, my question is, having won the court case, how can we transfer ownership of the land into our name?
A.Dear Client,
On receipt of a certified copy of the court's order, you have to apply to the Registering Authority along with the Court's order seeking registration of a deed of conveyance in favour of the decree-holder. Based on the direction made in the Court's order, the Registrar processes the matter of registration of the document. Reach out to an Advocate for guidance and steps.
On receipt of a certified copy of the court's order, you have to apply to the Registering Authority along with the Court's order seeking registration of a deed of conveyance in favour of the decree-holder. Based on the direction made in the Court's order, the Registrar processes the matter of registration of the document. Reach out to an Advocate for guidance and steps.
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A.Dear Client,
To transfer ownership of the land into your name after winning the case, you need to follow the legal process outlined in the court order and decree. Typically, the court order will specify the steps to be taken for the transfer. Start by obtaining a certified copy of the court decree, as this document is crucial for initiating the transfer process. Consult with a local lawyer or legal expert to understand the specific procedures and documentation required in your jurisdiction. You may need to visit the relevant land registry office or sub-registrar's office to submit the necessary documents, including the court decree, to initiate the transfer of ownership. Professional legal guidance will help ensure a smooth and legally sound transfer process.Transferor should draft the transfer of possession title on stamp paper and should get it attested by two witnesses before its registration. The gift deed should be registered at a sub-registrar’s office, and once the deed is registered, the transfer is irrevocable. Interestingly, gift deeds do not attract any tax.
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To transfer ownership of the land into your name after winning the case, you need to follow the legal process outlined in the court order and decree. Typically, the court order will specify the steps to be taken for the transfer. Start by obtaining a certified copy of the court decree, as this document is crucial for initiating the transfer process. Consult with a local lawyer or legal expert to understand the specific procedures and documentation required in your jurisdiction. You may need to visit the relevant land registry office or sub-registrar's office to submit the necessary documents, including the court decree, to initiate the transfer of ownership. Professional legal guidance will help ensure a smooth and legally sound transfer process.Transferor should draft the transfer of possession title on stamp paper and should get it attested by two witnesses before its registration. The gift deed should be registered at a sub-registrar’s office, and once the deed is registered, the transfer is irrevocable. Interestingly, gift deeds do not attract any tax.
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