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Exchange Deed

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What Is Exchange Deed?

An exchange deed is governed by Section 118 of the Transfer of Property Act 1882 and is used when two parties mutually agree to swap immovable properties without any monetary consideration. Both properties involved must be immovable property, and each party is treated as both a vendor and a purchaser. Stamp duty is payable on the market value of both properties exchanged, and the deed must be registered at the Sub-Registrar Office. This instrument is commonly used among family members or business associates seeking to consolidate or rearrange their property holdings.

Who Needs It & Legal Importance

  • Property owners wanting to swap properties
  • Family members exchanging properties
  • Business partners exchanging assets
  • Properties suited for barter transactions

What If Wrongly Or Not Done?

  • Unregistered exchange deed cannot transfer title to immovable property and is inadmissible as evidence in court
  • No legal rights are created in favor of either party, leaving both without enforceable claims over exchanged properties
  • Transaction may be treated as invalid, exposing parties to financial loss and potential litigation

How We Do It, Step-By-Step

1. Property Valuation
2. Terms Finalization
3. Exchange Deed Drafting
4. Stamp Duty Payment
5. SRO Registration
6. Both Properties Transferred

Why SaleDeed.com Is Better?

We don't just draft documents. We solve property problems. Here's what sets us apart from everyone else.

  • We Evaluate Before We Initiate

  • Your Case-Specific Procedure

  • No Unnecessary Documentation

  • No Negligence / No Delays

  • We Answer Every Query Raised by the Government Authorities

  • From the Day You Reach Us to the Day We Deliver, You Don't Need to Follow Up. We Will Follow Up with You.

  • It's Done - Or Refund

  • Expert Staff of Minimum 20 Years of Experience

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