Registration has to be done maximum within period of 8 months with penalty 

it cannot be done after 9 years 

1- Yes, it can be but you will have to pay penalties and interest on total value of registration and stamp duty amount to the competent authorities under the Law.

            Or

2-You may wait for some time for the declaration of amnesty scheme by the Government for waiving of interest and penalties for registration of your sale deed of 2011 at current situation during lockdown and COVID-19 pandemic situations. 

under the registration act the sale deed has to be registered within 4 months from the date of its execution and this period can further be extended to another 4 months

just a document can be registered max within 8 months from the date of its signing on payment of penalty with the registration fee

so now the 2011 sale deed CANNOT be registered at all

the parties will have to execute a fresh sale deed which as to be stamped as per present market rates and then presented for registration 

yes it can be with penalty payment

1. YES .... it is possible.  Apply for adjudication to the district Stamp & Registration Office, alongwith the Sale Deed and request for Registration challan, which would include any deficient Stamp Duty & Registration fees and penalty.

2. Pay the Challan and the Sale Deed would be duly registered, which will be legal for all futuristic purposes.  Do this thru a local registration agent for quicker results.

Dear Client,

If the buyer want to purchase the land, he file a suit for Specific Performance but there are chance of loosing the same on the basis of limitation. 

Yes, it's possible provided both the Vendor and Vendee are ready to execute the Sale Deed, duly registered in the jurisdictional Sub Registrar's Office.

Yes but penalty will impose. Seller presence will require.

A document can be registered within four months from the date of its execution and the maximum time that can be extended is 8 months.

The sale deed executed in the year 2011 cannot be registered at this moment.

A fresh  sale deed has to be executed and registered now.

No.

there is no harm in such unless and until there is no objection raised.

Yes, it can be registered by paying penalty.

In case seller is alive and has no objection, he can execute the fresh sale deed in favor of buyer butvyou have to make the payment of stamp duty and registration charges.

Yes it can be registered now by paying required stamp duty along with late registration charges. 

additional charges will have to be paid along with penalty. 

You have to make a fresh sale deed for registration, the buyer and seller along witness need to be present before the sub-registrar for registration. 

It is no sale deed which has not been registered. It can only called a sale deed if it was registered by paying the requisite stamp duty and court fee. If at all this was done a penalty has to be paid.

Dear Sir/Madam,

You are suggested the sale deed to be executed a fresh and the reference of the said notary sale deed may be given. 

- Legally the said unregistered notary attested sale deed having no value in the eye of law. 

- Hence if both the parties /seller & purchaser are present , then execute a Sale deed from the office of Registrar even now to become a legal owner of the property.