Grant Deed
"Your final step, make it count with flawless execution."
What Is Grant Deed?
A grant deed is executed by a government authority or public body to confer property rights upon an individual or entity, typically in respect of government-owned land allocated through allotment, lease, or regularisation schemes. It is distinct from a sale deed as the grantor is a statutory authority and the consideration may be nominal or based on government-fixed rates. Common instances include DDA land allotments, municipal lease allocations, and regularisation grants under various government housing or urban development schemes. The grant deed is subject to the conditions, restrictions, and covenants imposed by the granting authority and must be registered at the Sub-Registrar Office to confer enforceable rights.
Who Needs It & Legal Importance
- Government land grantees
- Authority lease holders
- Public property allocation recipients
- Government scheme beneficiaries
What If Wrongly Or Not Done?
- Without registration, the grant deed cannot transfer legal ownership of immovable property to the grantee
- Grantee may face difficulties establishing ownership in court or during property mutations
- Property may be subject to competing claims from other parties with registered documents
How We Do It, Step-By-Step
Why SaleDeed.com Is Better?
We don't just draft documents. We solve property problems. Here's what sets us apart from everyone else.
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We Evaluate Before We Initiate
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Your Case-Specific Procedure
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No Unnecessary Documentation
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No Negligence / No Delays
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We Answer Every Query Raised by the Government Authorities
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From the Day You Reach Us to the Day We Deliver, You Don't Need to Follow Up. We Will Follow Up with You.
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It's Done - Or Refund
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Expert Staff of Minimum 20 Years of Experience