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Legal Guides
Know your rights and legal requirementsFARD (Family Register)
The most important document showing ownership history. Issued by the Union Council and shows all transactions related to the property.
Sale Deed
The legal document that transfers ownership from seller to buyer. Must be registered with the Sub-Registrar office.
Mutation
Entry in revenue records showing the new owner after sale. Different from sale deed - mutation transfers ownership in government records.
No Objection Certificate (NOC)
Required for properties in housing societies. Issued by the relevant authority confirming the unit is legally allocated.
Right to Verify
You can verify all documents from concerned authorities
Right to Inspection
Visit property anytime during transaction
Right to Lawyer
Hire a lawyer for legal verification
Right to Documents
Receive original documents after purchase
Multiple Owners
Property with multiple claimaints
Under Mortgage
Property with existing bank loan
Court Case
Property involved in litigation
Unverified Documents
Seller unable to provide original docs
Price Too Low
Unrealistic pricing usually indicates fraud
| Type | Rate |
|---|---|
| Capital Value Tax (CVT) | 2% of property value |
| Stamp Duty | 1-2% of property value |
| Registration Fee | 0.5% of property value |
| Legal Fee | 0.5-1% (negotiable) |
*Rates may vary by province
1
Check NOC
Verify NOC from LDA/CM
2
Check Master Plan
Verify layout is approved
3
Check Allotment
Verify your specific plot
4
Check Payments
Verify all installments paid