Property deeds are legal documents used in real estate that transfer the ownership of real property from a seller to a buyer. Real property is land or anything that is affixed to it, such as a structure or a road. A deed’s identification of the grantor(seller) and grantee(buyer), as well as an accurate description of the property, are required for it to be legally enforceable.
More specifically, deeds can be classified into several groups, such as warranty, quitclaim, and special purpose. This article will explain what a Sale Deed is, and its various forms that are used in the transfer of the real estate.
Before buying a property, it is extremely important to be acquainted with all kinds of legal documents and understand them properly. Knowledge of property deeds ensures a safe purchase, and a legal advisor should always be consulted, prior to moving forward toward an agreement or deal.
A Sale Deed is required to make sure that the buyer of the property has full ownership rights and can keep or sell it as they see fit. After executing the Sale Deed for a proper monetary price, the seller transfers entire legal ownership of the property (movable or immovable) to the name of the buyer.
If there is no valid Sale Deed, the buyer will have no legal right over the property and would be unable to claim ownership. Hence, this legal document is necessary for every sale that takes place.
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