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Home Loan Glossary

Confused in the Home Loan jargon? Our glossary will help you in understanding the basic loan related terms. Browse through the glossary or serach for a term through the menu to resolve any doubts.

Glossary of Home Loan terms

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Sale agreement

Sale Agreement is an agreement between the parties dealing with the property and which creates a right to obtain a sale deed mentioning the property. It is a document that precedes a sale deed and in such cases does not require registration and will also not confer any charge or right on the property. However in some states the sale agreement itself will be registered and will act as a sale deed. A sale agreement normally fixes a time for completion, payment of earnest money or part payment of purchase consideration.

Sale and Purchase Agreement

A Contract between a seller (Vendor) and a purchaser for the sale and purchase of property. A Sale and Purchase Agreement for land must be in writing.

Sale deed

Sale deed is an instrument of law in writing which transfers the ownership of the property or properties in exchange for a price paid/consideration. This is a document that requires to be registered compulsorily.

Sanction letter

Once the loan is approved, a letter communicating the sanction terms and conditions will be issued to the party.

Sanctioned plan

A drawing containing the plans, section of elevations of areas along with detailed schedules, specifications and area statements on which the sanctioning authorities grant permission to carry out work as regulated in the bye laws.

Settlement

The process by which a sale and purchase of property takes place. It is commonly done by lawyers and involves the payment of the settlement amount (which is usually the purchase price less any deposit already paid and plus or minus any other items set out in the settlement statement) in exchange for the Certificate of Title, a transfer document and a release of previous charges over the property. Keys to the property are usually either handed over to the purchaser or his/her lawyer at Settlement, or able to be picked up from the estate agent immediately following Settlement.

Stamp duty

It is the duty/fee payable on the different instruments/documents as per the prescribed rate. This differs from state to state. The adequacy of stamp duty should be ensured to make a document valid and enforceable.

Statement of account

This is the statement indicating the outstanding loan amount, the amount paid by the borrower, the appropriations made towards interest and principal, etc. at the end of the financial year.

Submission of loan application form

The loan application form asks for information of the borrower, his family, details of his income and expenditure and his financial history, cost of the property, availability of resources, details of personal finances including bank account numbers, details of property proposed to be purchased etc.

Super built-up areas

The built-up area of a flat including the proportionate area of staircases, lift, lobby and passage on each floor and garbage chutes are distributed among all the flats and the floors in proportion of the built-up area.
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