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As per Section 55 of the Registration Act 1908, Index II or Index 2 is a legal certificate that states all the details of property registration, along with the necessary documents submitted at the Sub-Registrar Office (SRO) for records.

The sale deed is accompanied by an Index II or Index 2 document. It is often the second page of the deed that provides all non-confidential information about the property and the selling transaction. The government issues the certified copy as proof of the legal registration of a property finished at an SRO.

These indices are issued by the registration department and focus on details related to the property, like the name of the owner, location of the unit, and date of registration, to name a few. Index 1 document is created to maintain the initials of names of the parties involved in the sale of the property.

These indices are issued by the registration department and focus on details related to the property, like the name of the owner, location of the unit, and date of registration, to name a few. Index 1 document is created to maintain the initials of names of the parties involved in the sale of the property.

The sale deed is accompanied by an Index II or Index 2 document. It is often the second page of the deed that provides all non-confidential information about the property and the selling transaction. The government issues the certified copy as proof of the legal registration of a property finished at an SRO.

The Index 1 document is created to store the initials of the parties taking part in the sale of the property. Index II is used to show how a transfer deed was executed; It merely serves as documentation proving that the property has been registered.

As per Section 55 of the Registration Act 1908, Index II or Index 2 is a legal certificate that states all the details of property registration, along with the necessary documents submitted at the Sub-Registrar Office (SRO) for records.

Without disclosing any clauses or conditions in the document, the Index 2 summarizes the transaction and details of property mentioned in the Registered Document. The Index 2 is used as proof to show transfer deed execution or to confirm the legitimacy of the execution of a registered document.

As per Section 55 of the Registration Act 1908, Index II or Index 2 is a legal certificate that states all the details of property registration, along with the necessary documents submitted at the Sub-Registrar Office (SRO) for records.

The sale deed is accompanied by an Index II or Index 2 document. It is often the second page of the deed that provides all non-confidential information about the property and the selling transaction. The government issues the certified copy as proof of the legal registration of a property finished at an SRO.

These indices are issued by the registration department and focus on details related to the property, like the name of the owner, location of the unit, and date of registration, to name a few. Index 1 document is created to maintain the initials of names of the parties involved in the sale of the property.

These indices are issued by the registration department and focus on details related to the property, like the name of the owner, location of the unit, and date of registration, to name a few. Index 1 document is created to maintain the initials of names of the parties involved in the sale of the property.

The sale deed is accompanied by an Index II or Index 2 document. It is often the second page of the deed that provides all non-confidential information about the property and the selling transaction. The government issues the certified copy as proof of the legal registration of a property finished at an SRO.

The Index 1 document is created to store the initials of the parties taking part in the sale of the property. Index II is used to show how a transfer deed was executed; It merely serves as documentation proving that the property has been registered.

As per Section 55 of the Registration Act 1908, Index II or Index 2 is a legal certificate that states all the details of property registration, along with the necessary documents submitted at the Sub-Registrar Office (SRO) for records.

Without disclosing any clauses or conditions in the document, the Index 2 summarizes the transaction and details of property mentioned in the Registered Document. The Index 2 is used as proof to show transfer deed execution or to confirm the legitimacy of the execution of a registered document.