What documents do I need to generate or modify after buying a flat in Ahmedabad from an individual owner? I’m a Hindu and would appreciate guidance on the paperwork involved.

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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

What documents do I need to generate or modify after buying a flat in Ahmedabad from an individual owner? I’m a Hindu and would appreciate guidance on the paperwork involved.

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

You’ll need to register the sale deed with the sub-registrar’s office in Ahmedabad. This involves getting a property tax receipt, a no-objection certificate from the society, and paying stamp duty and registration fees. You may also want to create a will for the flat, as this is recommended for Hindus, especially for transferring property to heirs.

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