Agreement to Sell
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What Is Agreement to Sell?
An agreement to sell is a preliminary contract under Section 54 of the Transfer of Property Act that sets out the terms and conditions of a property sale before the final deed is executed. This document does not transfer ownership but establishes the obligation of the seller to sell and the buyer to purchase the property on agreed terms. It is commonly used when parties need time for loan processing, when properties are under construction, or when payment schedules are structured over time. The agreement specifies price, possession date, conditions precedent, and default provisions to protect both parties' interests.
Who Needs It & Legal Importance
- Buyers and sellers before final property sale
- Parties needing time for loan processing
- Properties under construction
- Custom payment schedule arrangements
What If Wrongly Or Not Done?
- Unregistered agreement to sell does not create any legal interest in property, buyer has no enforceable ownership right
- Seller can sell the same property to a third party; buyer's only remedy is costly suit for specific performance
- Without written agreement, buyer cannot prove terms, advance payment, or possession conditions in disputes
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