Property Dispute: Just keep these 6 things in mind, no one else will be able to claim your property..

It often happens that you buy a property, but other people also start claiming it. After buying it, it is found out that someone else has already bought it. Often this situation occurs in the purchase of those properties that are taken on re-sale. Also, they have been sold one or more times in the property market in the past. Such property can be used for any kind of purpose, residential agricultural, or commercial. So, how to avoid such a situation?

Property expert Pradeep Mishra says that if you are going to buy a property, then do not do the deal without checking some things. The special thing is that if you are buying a property on re-sale, then what things will be important to keep in mind? If these things are bought with some scrutiny, then there will be no dispute regarding ownership. Therefore, you should complete your deal by keeping in mind 5 things.

Ask for the original document of the property.
While buying a property on re-sale, ask for the original paper from its owner. No property owner will hand over the original papers to you before selling the property, but for your satisfaction, you can ask to show them. Also, after giving the earnest money or token money, you can ask him to give a photocopy of those papers, so that the authenticity of those papers can be ascertained. In these papers, you can get the sale deed, chain of sale i.e. how many times that property was sold in the past and who bought it, title, land use, original receipts of payments made in the past, possession certificate, etc. checked.

Do check the title of the property
In the purchase and sale of property, the title means its owner. Along with this, he also gets the right to sell that property. It is worth seeing that how the owner of the property got the ownership of the property on which he is claiming his title or the property on which he is claiming his ownership. Has that person bought that property with his own money? Does he have co-ownership of that property or has he received that property through his ancestors through a will, gift, or other provisions of the country? After the title of the property is clear, you can proceed to invest in that property. You can go to the sub-registrar office to check the title.

Confirm the seller as well.
After confirming the title of the property, do not forget to gather information about the buyer as well. You can directly ask him whether there is any kind of co-ownership in that property. This means whether that person alone has the right to sell that property or the consent of any other person is required for its sale. Property purchased from a mentally ill person can also land you in trouble. Therefore, get this information beforehand that the seller of the property is completely mentally healthy.

Check the use and construction.
After the owner and ownership of the property are determined, you should see what kind of construction you can get done on that property and how you can use it. You may want to buy a property on the ground floor on which you can build a shop and want to build houses on the upper floors and take rent. Similarly, you are thinking of buying some agricultural land that you want to develop as a farmhouse. You will get to know from local agencies or zonal planning offices what is allowed on your property.

Check the sale deed and chain too.
After being sure from all sides, it is the turn of the sale deed. This is the document that tells on what terms and at what price the buyer will buy that property from the seller. Things like the size and use of the property are also mentioned in this document. While making the sale deed, keep in mind that this document should not be one-sided, and do not forget to write in it that even after buying the property, if there are any kind of dues before the purchase of the property, then that amount will be paid by the seller. Similarly, do not forget to take all the information about how many times that property has been sold in the past and who has owned it for how long.

Possession Certificate and Verification
Before paying the final amount for the purchase of the property, also ensure that the property is in the possession of the same person from whom you are buying it. If a tenant is living in that property, then before getting the property registered in your name, ask the seller to vacate the property. After this, also ensure that the property has been vacated and the property has come into the possession of the seller. As soon as the registration is done, take the property in your possession and also put your lock on it. You can publish this as an advertisement in two daily newspapers that you are going to buy that property and if any person has any objection or has any claim regarding it, then he can contact you.