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Dear Client,

For an agreement involving movable property, providing only Rakesh Kumar's full name and the building address, without mentioning the flat number, floor number, PAN, Aadhaar, parents' names, age, gender, or similar details, does not automatically make the agreement invalid. The key consideration is whether the contracting party can be identified with reasonable certainty.

While omitting the flat number could potentially create ambiguity if the building contains many flats or if there is another person with the same name associated with that address, such agreements do exist in practice and not every contract includes detailed personal identifiers. Moreover, the fact that a PAN card or Aadhaar card contains a flat number does not mean that the agreement must reproduce that information.

Therefore, based solely on the omission of the flat number and other identifiers, there is generally nothing inherently wrong or unusual about the agreement, although including additional identifying details is often considered better drafting practice.