An Agreement to Sell is a legally binding contract between a buyer and a seller outlining the terms and conditions of a proposed property transaction before the execution of the final sale deed.

It specifies details such as property description, sale consideration, payment schedule, completion timeline, representations and warranties, possession terms, and consequences of default. Unlike a registered sale deed, an agreement to sell does not immediately transfer ownership but creates enforceable contractual rights.

Proper drafting is essential to safeguard interests, prevent future disputes, and clearly define obligations of both parties. In certain cases, registration of the agreement may also be advisable, depending on the transaction structure.

This service includes drafting customised agreements, reviewing builder-buyer agreements, advising on earnest money clauses, penalty provisions, termination rights, and ensuring compliance with applicable property laws.

The objective is to ensure clarity in transaction terms, protect financial interests, and minimise risk before final property transfer.