Conditional Readiness and Willingness - is it ok?

The condition in a notice does not invalidate his ready and willingness to purchase the property.  Wha are the conditins in the agreement of sale.

Sir,

No other conditions in the agreement that was required from defendant's side. Plaintiff  is supposed to make balance payment and sign sale deed and then takes possession. But he imposes a new condition that he will now deduct tax at source. So can he put a new condition even if it is legal, but not as per the terms of the agreement. My argument is he cannot do this as he is bound by the terms of agreement.

Can someone please provide their valuable comments?

If proprty has appreciated during the course of transaction being concluded finally or in installments ... and now if seller is avoiding to complete it ... Buyer's attempt to prove buyer's willingness to complete the transaction ........ such an pre-condition would rather prove rather adversely.

Generally outstanding/arrears etc in property taxes, Society maint, NOC charges etc etc  are assessed initially ........... and buyer generally fixes a price assuming that he has to pay those things!!!

If some of things are missed out to clarify during initial dealing ... then its advisable to write it off and silently pay up on your own instead trying to recover it from reseller like this...

This causes otherwise to hold the whole transaction in limbo.

Same thing applies to retrofiting expenses post acquiring the property .................. If re-seller does refurbishing etc... that is to dress up the price only... but re-seller doesn't have to behave like a builder handing over a brand new new property.

This is India and not USA!! (In USA Real Estate dealers do all the intermediary work and ensure smoothness in transaction ... In India agents work just like a dalal and after getting their commission they simmply disappear!!)