When one buys a property, they usually have to enter into either a Sale Agreement or an Agreement to Sale - sometimes even both. They form an essential part of the transaction, setting out details and terms that assure your rights as a buyer. But they’re also frequently written in legalese, which means that if you don’t have a legal education, it can be hard to figure out exactly what they all mean for your life. Furthermore, the pressures of day-to-day life sometimes prevent us from taking the time to sit down and read through these. Our professional property lawyers will review these documents for you in detail, converting the complicated legalese into easily read verbiage. They will protect your interests, inform you of potential risks and advise where to make changes if needed.
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Agreement to Sale contains key details such as the description of the property, agreed purchase price, payment plan, sale completion date and any other specific terms and conditions upon which buyer and seller have agreed.
One significant fact to note about the Agreement of Sale is it is not a transfer by any mode. Instead, it’s a promise that the seller will convey the property to the buyer at some later point in time after meeting whatever terms are set forth in the agreement (e.g., paying off the purchase price in full and other possibilities spelled out as agreed).
It is one of the most significant pieces in the sale of a property. The Sale Agreement describes the agreement between both parties to sell and purchase a property on the terms and conditions settled by both of them, such as sale price, payment terms, description and identification of the immovable property etc.
The terms and conditions of the Sale Agreement are as follows:
Upon mutual agreement between the parties, the Sale Agreement is executed by both, and upon payment of the sale price from the buyer to the seller, the buyer gets released, and ownership or title in the property stands transferred in favour of the buyer. The Sale Agreement has to be registered at the office of the Sub-Registrar of Assurances under whose jurisdiction the property falls.
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