A Sale Agreement is a legal document outlining the terms of a property transaction between a buyer and seller.
Yes, once signed and registered, a Sale Agreement is legally binding.
Documents like identity proof, property title deed, and encumbrance certificate are typically required.
It ensures transparency, protects both parties' interests, and legally formalizes the sale process.
Yes, it can be canceled if both parties agree or in case of a breach of contract.
The validity depends on the terms stated in the agreement, usually until the property transfer is completed.
A Sale Agreement outlines the terms, while a Sale Deed legally transfers the property ownership.
Without registration, the agreement may not be legally enforceable, and the transaction might not be recognized.
Yes, the agreement typically includes detailed payment terms and conditions, such as amounts and timelines.