Residential sale agreement

I am planning to sell a residential plot that I own. One of the brokers is interested in purchasing the plot.

He sent me 2 different sale agreements with 2 different amounts. When asked, he said one of the sale agreement (that has slightly lower sale price) is for getting a bank loan. But he said he will pay me the higher amount that's on the other sale agreement.

Is this common? What if he pays the lower amount at the time of registration? Can I refuse to register the plot in his name?

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Quick Summary
A seller is concerned about a broker offering two sale agreements for a residential plot, one with a lower price for a bank loan and another with a higher price for the actual payment. The seller is questioning the legitimacy of this practice and whether they can refuse registration if the lower amount is paid. The advice suggests that there should only be one sale agreement and one registered amount for a transaction, and that a broker's agreement might only be permissible under specific circumstances.

There can only be one agreement for sale and amount taken shall match that agreement
one can not have two different sale deed for one transaction
That nothing different you hv said. Let's come to the main problem.
Brokers agreement can be made by the querist provided the following conditions are satisfied.
1. it's within the same group companies.
Hope it's clear to you.

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