Agreement to sell immovable property.
A Sale Agreement (agreement to sell) sets out the terms under which a seller agrees to transfer immovable property to a buyer — price, payment schedule, and conditions to be met before the final sale deed is executed and registered. It is a precursor to, not a substitute for, the registered sale deed that actually transfers title.
No — ownership transfers only on execution and registration of the final sale deed. The agreement records the terms leading up to that.
Registration requirements vary by state and by whether possession is transferred under the agreement — check your state's Stamp Act and Registration Act requirements.
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