Verifying property documents

Dear Sir,
If the land is not transferred in the name of alleged purchaser then the aggrieved party may file a suit for declaration and permanent injunction saying that the original title deeds were taken away by the other side by misrepresentation.

Dear Client,
To know the status of any property, it is usually recommended to obtain or collect the title report or title searching report of the property for the last 30 years. A property with clear documentation and title commands a higher price in the market compared to one with a defective title. So, it is advisable to check the basic documents that are legally admissible relating to a property that include registered sale deed/mother deed, encumbrance certificate, registered sale deed and purchase agreement, approved building plan, completion and occupancy certificate, mutation/khata certificate, and NOCs of various types that might be required that may include the Non-Agricultural Land Certificate, among other certificates. Consult with an experienced property Lawyer who may undertake a proper investigation and issue prominent public notices to clear the interest of others in the property concerned.