The deeds that must (in general) be registered to take effect as transfers of immovable property: the rajinama family — sale deeds; gift deeds; exchange/partition deeds; mortgage deeds (bandhak-bhitta); the aastaloh/niyat patra (will) registration route (optional but prudent — the registered will's primacy); the namasari (mutation/inheritance entries — the register's succession update); the division's phalam (the kitta subdivision); leases beyond the statutory term- thresholds; and the court-decree registrations (the partition/execution decrees' transcription). Movables' documents (the vehicle transfers' own register; negotiable instruments) follow their special regimes — the general registration obligation is the immovable's.
2 Obligatory Registration of Various Types of Deeds
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