Conveyance Deed definition
Examples of Conveyance Deed in a sentence
It is hereby agreed, understood and declared by and between the Parties that the Conveyance Deed shall be executed and got registered in favour of the Purchaser(s) only after the receipt of Total Price including all Charges and Statutory Dues including any enhancements and fresh incidence of tax as agreed hereinabove along with connected expenses.
The Conveyance Deed for demise of the said Plot to RPPL (the “Conveyance Deed”) shall be executed by and between MCF and RPPL on payment of the entire consideration for the allotted plot, payment for which is being made by RPPL.
The Purchaser(s) shall bear all the stamp duties, registration fees/charges and other related expenses for execution and registration of the Agreement and the Conveyance Deed of the Flat in favour of the Purchaser(s).
Provided further that in order to facilitate the process of registration/execution of Conveyance Deed, before the office of Sub Registrar of Assurance, the Allottee agrees to pay to the Promoter the administrative charges, along with applicable GST towards the services rendered by the Promoter, as per Promoter’s policy and applicable Stamp duty, Registration Fees and other legal fee.
In case any Statutory Dues are levied after the execution of the Conveyance Deed, the same shall be payable by the Purchaser(s) on pro rata basis.