Pakistan - Property

Residential Sale Deed

Legal document for transfer of residential property ownership including houses, flats, and plots in Pakistan.

Fill Your Details

Seller Name *

Seller CNIC Number *

Seller Address *

Buyer Name *

Buyer CNIC Number *

Buyer Address *

Property Type (House/Flat/Plot) *

Property Description *

Property Address *

Covered/Plot Area (sq. yards) *

Sale Consideration (PKR) *

Advance Amount Paid (PKR) *

City *

Date *

Optional Sections

Include Witnesses Section Include Verification Section Include Schedule/Annexure

Page Size

Live Preview

Start filling the form to see your document preview here...

Instructions

How to execute a Residential Sale Deed:

1. Verify title through Fard (land record) from the relevant authority.
2. Obtain encumbrance certificate for past transactions.
3. Ensure all property taxes and society dues are cleared.
4. Complete the sale deed with accurate details.
5. Pay stamp duty (varies by province).
6. Register at Sub-Registrar's office.
7. Complete mutation (intiqal) at the relevant revenue office.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the stamp duty in Pakistan?

Stamp duty varies by province, typically 2-3% of the property value. Capital Value Tax (CVT) of 2% may also apply in some areas.

Is registration mandatory?

Yes, all property sales must be registered at the Sub-Registrar's office and mutation completed at revenue office.

What is Fard?

Fard is the official land record extract showing ownership. It's essential to verify ownership before purchase.

How long does registration take?

Registration typically takes 1-2 days. Mutation may take 2-4 weeks depending on the area.