Property Documentation
Sale deeds, gift deeds, wills, and both general and special powers of attorney — the core documents for transferring, protecting, or authorising action over property.
Every order in this category also includes
- Drafted around the specific facts of your situation.
- One free revision included if something needs changing.
- Delivered within 24-48 hours of order confirmation.
- A free Lexovia Educational Brief included with every drafting order (the statute, research and case law behind the document, in plain language). Never sold or listed separately.
- Optional Multilingual Companion add-on: a plain-language native-script explainer alongside the English document. Rs. 500 for Indian languages (Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu), Rs. 1,500 for foreign languages (Korean, Japanese, Chinese, French, German, Spanish, Arabic).
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- Delivered as a ready-to-use PDF.
Drafted by Lexovia's own legal drafting team.
Property Documentation
5 servicesSale Deed Drafting
What it is: The formal deed transferring ownership of property from seller to buyer, executed and registered as proof of sale. Sets out the property details, consideration, and terms of transfer.
What you get
- Sets out the property details, consideration, and transfer terms specific to your actual sale, ready for registration.
- Covers title, possession handover, and encumbrance-related representations, the terms that protect both buyer and seller later.
- Written to meet registration requirements, since a defective sale deed can delay or derail the entire registration process.
- Anchored in your actual property documents and transaction terms, not a generic sale template.
- Comes with a Brief on what to verify before registration, so you're protected beyond just the document itself.
Gift Deed Drafting
What it is: The formal deed transferring property ownership as a gift, without consideration. Registered to legally record the transfer.
What you get
- Records the transfer of property as a gift, without consideration, in the specific terms your transfer actually involves.
- Built to meet registration requirements so the transfer is legally recognised, not just a private understanding.
- Written to clearly establish it as a genuine gift, protecting against later challenge on the nature of the transfer.
- Anchored in your specific property and the relationship between donor and recipient.
- Comes with a Brief on the tax and legal implications of gifting property, so you understand the full picture.
Will Drafting
What it is: A legally structured document setting out how your assets should be distributed after your lifetime. Drafted to reflect your specific wishes and family circumstances.
What you get
- Sets out how your assets should be distributed, built around your actual family circumstances and wishes, not a generic template.
- Covers executors, specific bequests, and residual distribution in the detail needed to prevent disputes among your heirs.
- Written to be legally sound and difficult to challenge — ambiguity, more than anything else, is what causes will disputes.
- Anchored in your specific assets and family structure, addressing complications generic templates miss.
- Comes with a Brief on execution requirements (witnesses, registration) so your will is actually valid when it matters.
Power of Attorney (General)
What it is: A document authorizing another person to act on your behalf across a broad range of matters. Sets out the scope of authority granted.
What you get
- Authorizes your chosen person across the broad range of matters you specify, built around your actual needs and circumstances.
- Covers the scope of authority granted in enough detail to be usable, without leaving it so broad it becomes risky.
- Written to be accepted by the banks, authorities or institutions you need it for, not just legally valid in theory.
- Anchored in your specific situation — travel, incapacity planning, or ongoing management of your affairs.
- Comes with a Brief on the risks and safeguards of a general PoA, since broad authority deserves an informed decision.
Power of Attorney (Special)
What it is: A document authorizing another person to act on your behalf for one specific matter or transaction. Limits the authority granted to that purpose.
What you get
- Authorizes your chosen person for exactly one matter or transaction, limited precisely to what you actually intend.
- Built to be specific enough that it can't be used beyond its intended purpose — the main protection a special PoA offers over a general one.
- Written to be accepted for the specific transaction — a property sale, a court matter, a single administrative task.
- Anchored in your actual transaction details, not a vague grant of authority.
- Comes with a Brief on how to safely limit and revoke a special PoA once its purpose is complete.