You need to clarify it with the said dept by seeking explanation for the same.
Encumberance certificate
This is the first time I see the ECs. There are two entries for the same plot one in 1998 and the other in 2000. I bought in 1998. Can you please clarify? These are the two entries: (R) [deleted] (E) [deleted] (P) [deleted] 0101 Sale Deed Mkt.Value:Rs.20000 Cons.Value:Rs.20000 1.(CL) <different name> 2.(EX)SUJANA HOUSINGPVT LTD second entry (R) [deleted] (E) [deleted] (P) [deleted] 5A SALE Mkt.Value:Rs.20000 Cons.Value:Rs.20000 1.(C) <My name> 2.(E)SUJANA HOUSINGPVT. LTD
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Improper and insufficient information.
No opinion can be rendered due to the insufficient information you have provided here.
You may give proper details if you are really serious to know the encumbrance of your property.
Sale deed has been executed for consideration value of Rs 20000 by Sujana housing pvt ltd in 1998 and then subsequently same plot sold to you
Sir, there can't be two Sale Deed entry. You have to verify the documents. If the entry found is wrong then you have to file a suit.
- An encumbrance is a claim made against a property by someone other than the current titleholder.
- Further, it is a document used as evidence of free title/possession of a property.
- Further , a property cannot have two EC certificates by the same executor.
- However, your information is not enough for giving a positive reply.
Dear Client,
The first ex means executor and CL means claimant. C means claimant and E means executor. But the second entry resembles to that of Release deed.
Thank You.
