Property documentation varies by asset and location, so this guide is an orientation rather than legal advice. Buyers commonly review the chain of ownership, sale deed, encumbrance information, tax receipts and identity of the seller.
For apartments and new projects, review sanctioned plans, approvals, completion or occupancy documents where applicable, association information and the builder-buyer agreement. For plots, check survey details, boundaries, access and permitted land use.
Names, measurements and survey references should be consistent across records. Any difference deserves clarification before proceeding.
Use an independent property lawyer to examine the complete set and confirm which documents apply to your transaction. Keep clear copies of signed agreements, payment records and registration papers.