: A sale agreement represents the conditions for the sale of a property by the seller to the buyer. These conditions include the amount at which it must be sold and the future date of full payment. Description: As an important document in the sale transaction, it allows the sale process without obstacles. All the conditions contained in the tax are not collected until the sale is completed, so that no tax is involved in a sales agreement. The sale contract may or may not lead to an effective sale of the property in question. Some stamp tax laws, such as the Maharashtra Stamp Act, consider that an agreement to sell a property on the same basis as a proper transport record, as well as a proper transport record, are subject to the same stamp duty as the one in force for the proper sale of a property. Under these provisions, which require the payment of stamp duty on a sales contract, a sale agreement is wrongly considered a good act of sale. A sale agreement can be defined as the transfer of ownership of property that must take place in the future or the transfer may take place depending on certain conditions. The same thing was defined in section 4, paragraph 3. A sale agreement also becomes a sale if the time is up and have passed or if the conditions for the transfer are met. Thus, a sale agreement sets out the terms of the seller`s offer of a property to the buyer.

The sale and the sale agreement, as they were actually expressed, appear to be under a similar non-exclusive name, but at the same time must be treated under different classifications. In this sense, an agreement on the idea of the objects must be negotiated or deducted and the satisfaction of the condition would lead to the title being found in the contractual products of the sale. These two ideas of supply and approval to act is itself a powerful idea. The deed of sale is the most important legal document by which a seller transfers his right of ownership to the buyer, who then acquires the absolute ownership of the property. In the case of a sale agreement, a seller may resell the product to a second buyer as long as the second buyer makes the purchase in good faith. However, the first buyer can claim damages from the seller if he never receives a product for which he has paid. The reason for the judgment was that the seller did not violate the implied conditions of fitness and commercial quality. The express provision of the contract was not a condition, and the seller`s breach had not been serious enough to go to the root of the contract. The buyer is therefore only entitled to the damage. The basis of Indian society is a contract. The very foundation of Indian society was based on the theory of society.

Thus, contracts are at the origin of the law that deals with business, transactions of the Indian economy and society. The Mothers Act was the Indian Contract Act of 1872, we had derived from the Property Sale Act in 1930. It thus contributes to the improvement, promotion and promotion of commercial transactions in which the seller transfers ownership of the goods to the buyer for compensation or agrees to transfer the goods. In the case of Cehave N.V. v Bremer Handelsgesellschaft mbH; Hansa North (1976) Q.B.44, the facts indicated that a written contract for the sale of fruit pellets contained the express provision to “ship in good condition. In fact, some of the pellets were not in good condition during shipping. However, upon arrival, they were still fit for the appropriate purpose and, although they were of less value than they should have been, they could have been resold at a reduced cost.