Hey there, I've just agreed to buy an apartment in PCMC for ₹30 lakhs. I've already paid ₹6 lakhs and will take a loan for the remaining ₹24 lakhs after the sale deed is done. My question is - can I go ahead with the sale deed after paying stamp duty and registration fees, with only a notarized Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)? All the necessary documents, including the society's NoC, are ready. Any advice would be great! Thanks.

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It is strongly advisable to avoid proceeding with the sale deed based solely on a notarized MoU. Under Indian law, a sale deed is the primary legal document for property transfer. A MoU, even notarized, lacks the legal weight to ensure your ownership rights. Seek legal advice to explore alternative options for securing your interests.