We provide professional document preparation and drafting services to support land registration and property transactions. We prepare documents and assist with the paperwork process — we do not provide legal advice or represent clients unless separately authorised.
Deed drafting for every type of property transaction — each prepared in a standard Indian legal format and reviewed with you before it goes to registration.
A Sale Deed transfers ownership of immovable property — land, house, flat, or commercial property — from the seller (Vendor) to the buyer (Purchaser) for an agreed consideration. A properly drafted deed includes the parties' details, property description, sale consideration, title declarations, possession terms and execution clauses.
Note: A local property lawyer should review the final draft before execution and registration, as stamp duty and registration requirements vary by state.
A Gift Deed is used when a person (Donor) voluntarily transfers movable or immovable property to another person (Donee) without monetary consideration. For immovable property, registration is required for legal validity, and the deed is signed by donor, donee and witnesses before the Sub‑Registrar.
A Settlement Deed transfers property, often within a family, through a voluntary arrangement usually without consideration. Format, stamp duty and registration requirements depend on the state where the property is located.
A Partition Deed divides jointly owned property among co-owners and records the separate shares allotted to each party — including ownership history, property description, share allocation, possession clauses and schedules of the divided properties.
An Exchange Deed is used when two parties mutually transfer ownership of one property for another. Unlike a sale deed, consideration is generally the transfer of another property rather than money — both properties are described in full, along with the parties' rights and terms of exchange.
A Release (Relinquishment) Deed is used when a person gives up their right, title or interest in a property in favour of a co-owner or legal heir — common in family property matters, inheritance settlements and partition arrangements.
A Rectification (Correction) Deed corrects genuine mistakes in an already-registered document — clerical or factual errors such as spelling mistakes, wrong survey numbers or incorrect measurements. It does not change ownership, consideration, or the intention of the original transaction.
A general property loan Mortgage Deed template, adapted to your state, property details and lender type — bank, NBFC or private lender — and whether the mortgage is by deposit of title deeds or a registered simple mortgage.
Note: Treat this as a template to be reviewed by a local legal professional before execution and registration.
A Lease Deed records the terms under which a property is leased between a lessor (owner) and lessee (tenant) — rent, duration, rights and obligations. In India, leases exceeding one year generally require registration under the Registration Act, 1908.
A Will states the testator's intention regarding distribution of property after death. In India, a Will should normally be executed with the required signatures and attestation by two witnesses under applicable succession law requirements.
A fixed-term residential rental agreement covering property details, lease term, rent and payment, security deposit, utilities and maintenance, occupants, and termination terms — adapted for your state's requirements.
Required documents vary by state and transfer type — sale, gift, inheritance, settlement or partition. Tell us the state, district and transfer type and we'll provide the exact document checklist.
End-to-end support to make your registration application process smooth, accurate and efficient — preparing forms, reviewing information, and ensuring documentation is complete before submission.
We review supporting documents for completeness, consistency and accuracy, and flag anything missing before submission.
Guidance to prepare the required paperwork for stamp duty payment and property registration.
Assistance completing property registration forms accurately, with supporting documents properly organised.
A complete checklist of essential, buyer, seller and loan-related documents before you proceed.
Help organising and reviewing documents, plus scheduling assistance and online token support where available.
Guidance on documentation and identification requirements for witnesses, to avoid delays on registration day.
Note: We provide documentation support and guidance only. We do not calculate stamp duty, provide legal or tax advice, or collect payments on behalf of government authorities.
Property documentation support for NRIs managing land or property matters in Tamil Nadu from overseas.
Describe your situation and we'll tell you which document applies and what to send.
