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Dear Sir If owner is not ok to sign the sale agreement of 60lakh then you will incur some loss so impress upon him or else threaten to cancel the deal. Please give me RANK FIVE (5) if my answer satisfies you.
1. enter into the agreement to sale for the consideration which you both agrees, say iCr. 2. now, enter into an agreement to sell for a sale consideration of 60 lakh (loan purpose). how can u expect the seller to sign the 60 lakh agreement without taking a payment of Rs. 40 lakh in cash, means you have to pay him a sum of rs. 40 lakh in cash so that the deal rate reduced to Rs. 60 lakh, but, now you are on the ledge of losing 40 lakh if he refused to perform his part of agreement, in such case you can sue for the amount given as per the agreement, so at the time of making the cash payment don't forget to take a receipt from him or his family members, that too in pieces, say 2 lakh each, to safeguard your interest. once the deal is matured, vanish all documents
Legally speaking there has got to be strictly one single agreement for one transaction. Creating two is against the basic sense of law. Hence, the Seller may not agree to the proposition you have floated. As it will be confusing as to which one has got to be executed. However, you can make another arrangement internal arrangements mutually for your own convenience. Please give me Rank Five and follow me after reviewing my resume and book a consultation for further discussion and explanation if required.
if the owner is not ready in that condition you will have to make a agreement of the actual amount you are giving him in this condition
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