Sub registrar

So long as there is a Seller and Buyer and they have executed any Document and present it for registration, he will register it after getting appropriate Stamp Duty and Registration Fee. All that he will satisfy is that whether the seller has received the consideration or not.  NOTHING MORE, NOTHING LESS.

It is not the job of the Sub-Registrar as to how many times the property has been sold.

It is for the buyer to verify and satisfy whether the property is not under any prior sale or mortgage, or any other encumbrance.

Not now as all property records are maintained digitally in the Tehsil/sub-registrar record, property sold once by the seller to one buyer will not be allowed to be sold to new buyer a second time by the same seller.

I agreed with the advise of Mr.R.Ramachandran ji. Recently and if the property is situated anywhere in Andhra Pradesh, a new Sec.22-B under Registration Act, has been introduced (guidelines have to be issued) and with  new sec.22-B, it is not possible if the property is same.

The seller/owner can sell his proeprty to more than one owner.

Once owner/seller has sold the property she/he is no more owner/title holder and cannot resell the same to others.

It is fraudulent act.

'Buyer Beware' applies to property deals.

It shall be appropriate to get proper legal opinion from a very able local senior counsel of unshakable repute and integrity specializing in revenue/property/civil matters before signing or making payment.

This may cost some FEE but can defend long term interest and hard earned monies.

Go thru SoP for registering authority….in the state.

In one document it's allowed.     Same property to two different persons in two documents is not allowed.

Legally it is wrong and illegally he can sell as many times as he wants.