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1. Due Diligence: Details the process and timeline for the purchaser to conduct property investigation, used when the purchaser requires a due diligence period

2. Conditions Precedent: Specific conditions that must be met before the agreement becomes effective, included when there are prerequisite requirements

3. Mortgage or Encumbrance Details: Required if the property has any existing mortgages or encumbrances that need to be cleared

4. Development Status: Included for under-construction properties or properties requiring development work

5. Utilities and Services: Details about utility connections and services, important for properties in developing areas

6. Society/Building Rules: Included when the property is part of a housing society or apartment building

7. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseen circumstances, particularly relevant in long-term payment plans

8. Assignment Rights: Included when either party may need to assign their rights under the agreement

1. Property Details Schedule: Comprehensive details of the property including exact measurements, boundaries, and fixtures

2. Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of all payments, including amounts and due dates

3. Title Documents: List of all title documents and their copies

4. Property Papers: Copies of essential property documents including previous sale deed, tax receipts, and NOCs

5. Site Plan: Approved architectural plans and site maps of the property

6. Encumbrance Certificate: Certificate showing any existing liabilities or claims on the property

7. Completion Certificate: For built property, certificate confirming completion and compliance with building regulations

8. Photographs: Current photographs of the property and its boundaries