Registration of purchased property & stamp duty payment

Difficult to prove conpletion of transaction in 2002, without sale deed or agreement to sale.

Reasons: 1. If completed, whether capital gains were assessed in aunti's file of AY 2003-04?

2. If pending. whether the amount paid by cash are carried over in the balance sheets of both, purchaser and seller?

In your case when other simple way of transfer are available like GIFT, why to go for sell transaction only?

Thanks lot  Sir for your response.

Ya.Gift is better option but Stamp duty will b required to pay even if considered as gift since no blood relationship.

Any sales transaction of 2003/2005 would be difficult to prove without any registered deed. Moreover, as per IT act, kaki is relative to niece, here spouse of purchaser, so any gift to her from kaki will be tax exempted. Thus no Capital gains tax to kaki, nor any gift tax to niece. Well, as per stamp act the stamp duty over the gift deed would be same as sale deed i.e. 5%. (not at reduced rate of 2%, as stated earlier)

Ok.Sorry..

Ok..Thanks.

As per recent notifications, any transactions not registered with su--registrar are treated as invalid.