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Posted by: Bidisha Saha
Posted on: 2021-07-20
Dear Bidisha, the first thing that you must consider while buying is the legal principle of caveat empter which signifies that it is the buyer who has to be cautious while buying. Hence the following checks are inevitable for buying a property....1. Check the land records of the land in which the building is located....2. check the developer agreement if any and also if that is registered or not.......3. check if the building has completion certificate issued by the local authorities......4. if the concerned flat is under any charge or mortgage or not..... finally make sure that you do not rely on any unregistered document as far as immovable property is concerned. happy buying your new home.
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