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ARTICLE · 06 MAY 2020

E-Registration Of Deeds

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This update provides a brief overview of the process of e-registration and attempts to clarify some of issues which may arise while e-registering.

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Introduction

As a part of e-governance initiatives taken up by Government of West Bengal under the National e-Governance Plan (NeGP), the Government of West Bengal has recently operationalised registration of e-sale deeds on its portal. Such process assumes additional significance in view of the ongoing disruption created by COVID-19 pandemic.

This update provides a brief overview of the process of e-registration and attempts to clarify some of issues which may arise while e-registering. Please note that this update has been prepared for general information purpose only and nothing contained herein should be treated as a legal advice.

E-registration – Legislative Framework

Sub-rule (6) of Rule 124 of the West Bengal Registration Rules, 1962, which was introduced vide notification no. 05/IGR-Kolkata, dated December 9, 2019, allowed for registration of e-Deeds.

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