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A Sale Deed Without Sale Agreement is the primary instrument for transferring immovable property ownership in India when parties choose to proceed directly to property transfer without a preceding sale agreement. This document is commonly used when the transaction needs to be completed in a single step, typically when the full consideration is being paid immediately. The deed must comply with the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, Registration Act, 1908, and state-specific stamp duty laws. It includes essential details such as party information, property description, consideration amount, title guarantees, and possession terms. This type of deed is particularly common in residential and commercial property transactions where there is no need for a separate sale agreement due to the immediate nature of the transaction. The document must be executed on appropriate stamp paper, witnessed, and registered with the Sub-Registrar's office having jurisdiction over the property's location.
