One paper lost in house registration documents

Get the Certified copy of the Document and execute an Affidavit in favour of the purhcaser sworning that the executant have not pledged the Original Sale Deed and not at all borrowed any kind of loan on the property. Thats all. And no any kind of re-convey or G.P.A can be executed in favour of the purchaser.

                                                                                                                                                           yours faithfully,

                                                                                                                                                            Mahendra Kumar.B

apply for the certified copy of the lost document.

Certified copy? In my case, half of the file was lost or may be destroyed by vested interests.

Thanks everyone for the prompt reply. We went to the Registration office and the sub-registrar also conveyed us the same to goahead with certifiied copy and get the registartion done. Now the Buyer is not willing to buy the property and asking us to pay the complete advance amount he paid us with interest in a week.


The original "Agreement for sale" was made on a Rs. 50 stamp paper where it was mentioned in case of defect we need to return the entire advance amount. This document was signed by us in our home but not in registration office. Is it legally valid?
 

The buyer has constructed a compound wall without our formal approval in our house and now asking us to re-imberse the money for the wall too. Unfortunately we have invested the advance amount in another sale deed which we cannot get it back now.

Buyer's main point is he cannot sell it to a third party in future. He is saying that a bank loan will not be granted on certified copies. Please suggest us how to proceed in this matter. Once again thanks for patiently going through my issue. 


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