For property settlement registration, it is crucial to provide your lawyer with the original documents necessary to complete the process smoothly and without legal hurdles. These typically include the original sale agreement, parent title deeds (including past sale deeds), encumbrance certificate, patta or khata certificate, property tax receipts, and any other title documents related to the property. You should also provide your identification and address proofs required for registration, such as Aadhaar and PAN cards.
Ideally, submit these documents to your lawyer at least 3 to 5 days before the registration date. This allows sufficient time for verification, preparation, and addressing any discrepancies. If you cannot provide all parent documents, consult your lawyer about the specific ones required, as a selection might suffice depending on the property’s history. However, it is advisable to provide complete parent documents for thorough validation and to ensure there are no legal complications during or after registration.
Thanks and Regards,
Advocate Aman Verma, Legal Corridor