Shiv Barde 10 February 2018
R.Ramachandran (Advocate) 10 February 2018
For this purpose, you have to have the Allotment letter from AWHO in favour of the Original Allottee. If you are purchasing from Original Allottee, this is the first basic document.
Thereafter, on that basis, you have to approach the Sub-Registrar's office and find out and obtain a certificate whether the Flat had been transferred by the Original Allottee to anybody else.
Shiv Barde 10 February 2018
R.Ramachandran (Advocate) 10 February 2018
Normally the buyer will be interested in knowing whether the property that he proposes to buy is free from problems. Bank has no responsibility as once it gives loan, if the loan is not repaid, it will take steps to reccover the due amount from the borrower (purchaser) either by selling the property (if it is free from problems) or from other assets of the borrower.
The seller has no responsibility - so long as there is a foolish buyer who is ready to buy without checking the problem if any with the property.