What is a conveyance deed in property transactions?

A conveyance deed is a legal document that transfers ownership rights of a property from one party to another.

Is a conveyance deed proof of property ownership?

Yes. Once registered, a conveyance deed serves as the primary proof of ownership.

A conveyance deed covers all transfer types, from gift to exchanges, while a sale deed applies to property sales only.

Yes. Registering a conveyance deed is required for legal validity and enforceability.

If not executed or registered properly, the ownership transfer is not legally recognised and may lead to disputes later.

The seller or builder is responsible for executing the conveyance deed in favour of the buyer or the housing society.

Deemed conveyance is a legal remedy used when builders fail to transfer ownership to housing societies.

Sale agreement, property documents, identity proof, PAN, encumbrance certificate and NOCs.

It usually takes a few days to a few weeks, depending on documentation and local procedures.

Stamp duty, registration fees and legal drafting charges are usually included in the conveyance deed costs.