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CHECK LIST OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS TO BE COLLECTED FOR LEGAL CLEARANCE

SELF CONSTRUCTION/EXTENSION/IMPROVEMENT

1. Title deed in favour of applicant/co-applicant-Original

2. Parent documents for minimum 15 years

3. Encumbrance Certificate for minimum 15 years - Original

4. Sanctioned plan

5. Estimate for construction

6. Cheque favouring letter with Bank account details

FLAT PURCHASE (NEW)

1. Sale agreement for undivided share-Original

2. Sale deed for undivided share-Original-If registered alongwith encumbrance certificate reflecting title deed

3. Construction agreement for allotment of flat - Original

4. Encumbrance certificate for minimum 15 years

5. Sanctioned plan

6. Own Contribution receipts

7. Letter from builder

8. Copies of parent documents for minimum 15 years

9. Cheque favouring letter with seller's Bank account details

10. Inspection of original parent documents

11. Project Details(uds details with corresponding flat details)

OUTRIGHT PURCHASE OF HOUSE (OR) FLAT

1. Agreement of sale-Original

2. Parent documents for minimum 15 years

3. Encumbrance certificate for minimum 15 years - Original

4. Latest Property tax receipts

5. Draft sale deed incorporating HDFC clause

6. Cheque favouring letter with seller's Bank account details

7. Sanctioned plan

8. Own contribution receipts

9.Inspection of original parent documents

HOME EQUITY LOAN

1. Title deed-Original

2. Parent documents-Original

3. Encumbrance certificate for minimum 15 years-Original

4. Latest property tax receipts

5. Sanctioned plan

6. Cheque favouring letter with bank account details

TAKE OVER

1. Title deed-Xerox copy

2. Copies of
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