Practice Area
Drafting & Conveyancing
Title deeds, Conveyancing and Transfer instruments.
Drafting and Conveyancing form the backbone of property law and commercial transactions. A Sale Deed is the primary document used to transfer the absolute ownership of a property from a seller to a buyer. It must be drafted with extreme caution, ensuring that the chain of title is clear and that all encumbrances are disclosed. Our drafting process involves a rigorous verification of the property’s history to ensure that the buyer receives a marketable and litigation free title.
Other essential instruments like the Gift Deed and the Release Deed require different legal treatments. A Gift Deed involves the voluntary transfer of property without any monetary consideration and must be registered to be valid under the Transfer of Property Act. Conversely, a Release Deed or Relinquishment Deed is often used among legal heirs to give up their share in an ancestral property in favor of another co owner. We ensure that these documents are not only legally sound but also optimized for the lowest possible stamp duty implications for our clients.
The Agreement to Sell is a critical precursor to the final Sale Deed, as it outlines the conditions that must be met before the actual transfer of title. We also specialize in Assignment Deeds and Conveyance Deeds for diverse assets, ensuring that rights, titles, and interests are transferred with precision. Whether it is a simple residential transfer or a complex commercial assignment, our focus remains on creating legally robust documentation that reduces ambiguity and protects the documented interests of the parties involved.
Common Questions
Drafting & Conveyancing - Frequently Asked Questions
A Sale Deed transfers ownership for consideration; a Gift Deed transfers property voluntarily without money and must be registered; a Release (Relinquishment) Deed is used among co-owners or legal heirs to give up a share. We draft each with the correct stamp duty and registration treatment.
We verify the chain of title, search the Sub-Registrar's records, check for encumbrances, pending litigation and mortgages, and where required trace the title back 30 years so you receive a marketable, litigation-free title.
Yes. We structure the correct instrument (sale, gift, release or settlement) for your situation so the transfer is valid and the stamp duty and registration cost is optimised within the law in Maharashtra.
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