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A warranty deed is a legal real estate document used to transfer property ownership, guaranteeing the buyer a clear title, free from any encumbrances or claims, and ensuring the seller has the right to sell the property.

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4 easy steps to Warranty Deed Registration.

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Submit the documents.
Pay only professional fee.
Get your Warranty Deed Registration.

Process of Warranty Deed

Finalise Sale Terms
- Confirm sale price, payment method, possession date, and transfer terms
- Ensure the property is free from legal issues or encumbrances
Draft the Warranty Deed

Include:
- Full details of seller and buyer
- Complete property description
- Consideration amount
- Title warranty clauses
- Indemnity and possession terms
Pay Stamp Duty
- Calculate stamp duty based on the state’s rate (usually 4%–7%)
- Pay online or at an authorized bank
- Include registration charges separately
Book Registration Appointment
- Schedule an appointment with the local Sub-Registrar Office (many states offer online booking)
- Prepare all necessary documents and ID proofs
Visit the Sub-Registrar Office
- Both parties (seller and buyer) appear in person
- Submit the deed along with supporting documents
- Complete biometric verification and photographs
Deed Registration and Copy Collection
- Registrar reviews and registers the deed
- Registered copy is issued within 3–7 working days

Content of Warranty Deed

Title and Date

Title: “Warranty Deed” or “Deed of Absolute Sale with Warranty”
Date and place of execution

Parties Involved

Full legal names, addresses, and ID details of:
- Grantor (Seller/Transferor)
- Grantee (Buyer/Transferee)

Recitals / Background

Description of how the Grantor became the owner (reference to prior deed)
Intent to transfer complete ownership to the Grantee

Property Description

Detailed address of the property
Survey number, plot number, flat or floor number
Area, boundaries, and municipal ID details

Transfer Clause

Statement confirming the transfer of ownership
Mention of consideration (sale price)
Date of possession and payment mode

Warranty of Title

Grantor guarantees that:
- The title is clear and marketable
- There are no liens, charges, or encumbrances
- He/she has full legal right to sell the property
- The property is not subject to litigation

Indemnification Clause

Grantor agrees to indemnify the Grantee against:
- Any future claims, defects in title, or third-party disputes

Covenants and Assurances

Grantor’s promise to assist in future documentation, mutation, and correction of title if required

Governing Law and Jurisdiction

Jurisdiction of local civil courts
Applicable laws: Indian Contract Act, Transfer of Property Act, Registration Act

Documents of Warranty Deed

Identity Proof of Grantor (Seller)

PAN Card (mandatory for sale consideration)
Aadhaar Card / Passport / Voter ID / Driving Licence
Passport-size photograph

Identity Proof of Grantee (Buyer)

PAN Card (for property value above ₹50,000)
Aadhaar Card / Passport / Voter ID / Driving Licence
Passport-size photograph

Ownership Proof of the Property

Original Sale Deed / Allotment Letter / Gift Deed in the name of the seller
Latest Property Tax Receipt
Encumbrance Certificate (EC) for last 13–30 years
Mutation Record / Khata Certificate (where applicable)

Property Documents

Approved building plan (if applicable)
Latest electricity/water bill as address proof
NOC from society or builder (if flat or apartment)
Occupancy Certificate (if newly constructed)

Draft Warranty Deed

Deed prepared on Non-Judicial Stamp Paper as per state stamp duty laws
Stamp duty and registration charges calculated on market or sale value (whichever is higher)