In India, it is mandatory to register all property transactions as per the provisions of the  Registration Act, 1908. The transfer of immovable assets has to be recorded to obtain the rights of the property on the execution date of the deed. The Department Registration and Stamp is liable for property registration in the State of Maharashtra. In this article, we look at the procedure for Maharashtra property registration in detail. Section 25 of the Maharashtra Registration Act As per the Section 25 of the Maharashtra Registration Act, the document expected for registering a property deed has to be furnished within four months from the date of property registration to the respective Registrar officer. In case of violating on preceding, a fine imposed to ten times of the value of property registration fee will be remitted in such case of property registration.

Benefits of Property Registration
The following advantages can be performed by registering the property deed.

• To provide a guarantee of the genuineness of the deed.
• To ensure avoidance of frauds, conservation of evidence, the transfer of title to the owner.
• To afford publicity for transactions.
• To manage an up to day public record by registering a property.
• To afford the ability to determine whether the property has already been sold.
• To produce security of title deeds and to prove titles in case the original deeds are lost or destroyed.

Eligibility Criteria
As per the provisions under Section 32 of the Registration Act, 1908 deals with the terms representing the presenting of documents for registration by a person. The document which is to be registered under the prerequisites of the Act has to be presented at the respective registration office by the concerned person or the representative or by the authorised agent as stated in Section 33 of the Registration Act, 1908.