“Namaste Sir, I’m facing a bit of a situation. I bought a property in GMADA, but haven’t yet received the No Objection Certificate from the previous owner. GMADA records still show them as the owner. Can I legally enter into a sale agreement with a third party, even though I technically haven’t received the NOC and haven’t officially become the owner in GMADA records?”

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Law Forum › Category: Property › “Namaste Sir, I’m facing a bit of a situation. I bought a property in GMADA, but haven’t yet received the No Objection Certificate from the previous owner. GMADA records still show them as the owner. Can I legally enter into a sale agreement with a third party, even though I technically haven’t received the NOC and haven’t officially become the owner in GMADA records?”
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Apni Law Staff asked 6 months ago

“Namaste Sir, I’m facing a bit of a situation. I bought a property in GMADA, but haven’t yet received the No Objection Certificate from the previous owner. GMADA records still show them as the owner. Can I legally enter into a sale agreement with a third party, even though I technically haven’t received the NOC and haven’t officially become the owner in GMADA records?”

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Apni Law Staff answered 6 months ago

Under Indian law, entering into a sale agreement with a third party without receiving the NOC and official ownership transfer in GMADA records is risky. It can lead to legal complications and potential loss of ownership rights, as the previous owner may still have legal claims to the property.

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