Apartment without Registration, Only AGREEMENT TO SALE copy.

[User_3bf60ab2]

U

User_3bf60ab2
PARTICIPANT
February 7, 2025 at 7:04 pm

Hi,

I am party “C” and bought a 20-year-old 3BHK flat from party “B” , and he has bought it from “A” (i.e Builder who passed away). “A” has given all the papers to “B” like– possession letter, agreement to sale etc, but no registration, at present B’s name on the property like on Electricity. But the Municipality’s name has been changed to “C”(that’s me)

Now what documents and papers Do I need from the previous owner “B” to stay in the future without any problem? In this apartment, everyone is living with an “agreement to sale” as proof of ownership of the flat. The majority of apartments which were built before the year 2000 have no registration papers. Everyone is using AGREEMENT TO SALE documents only.

Location – PATNA, BIHAR 

1) Will there be any issues with the Government in future ?
2) How can I sell my flat in future
3) Can I go for registration myself

Share

[Brightseeker9869]

B

Brightseeker9869
PARTICIPANT
February 7, 2025 at 8:31 pm

That’s how disputed properties work. Since you ask about whether or not it could create problems in future, the answer would be: it surely could. But there are quite a handful of tricks, which only seasoned property dispute lawyers would be able to tell you.

Share

[Author]

Posts