What is the object of registration of documents under Registration Act, 1908 ?
CS Executive · Jurisprudence, Interpretation and General Laws · PYQS · December 2021
What is the object of registration of documents under Registration Act, 1908 ?
Answer & Explanation:
Registration is the process of recording a document with an assigned officer and to keep it as public record. Following are the objectives of registration of documents under the Registration Act, 1908: Registration of a document ensures proper preservation and record of such document. It is particularly important in the case of immovable properties because the history of rights need to be established. Documents which are required to be registered act as valid evidence in a court of law. Documents which need to be compulsorily registered are not admissible in court if they are not registered. Registered documents assist in the prevention of fraud. Registration gives people information regarding legal rights and obligations arising or affecting a particular property.
Topics: Registration Act
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