Document background
The Conditional Deed of Sale is a crucial legal instrument in Pakistani property transactions where parties wish to enter into a binding agreement subject to certain conditions being met. This document type is commonly used when buyers require time to arrange financing, when property requires development or regulatory approvals, or when either party needs to fulfill specific obligations before the sale can be completed. The deed must comply with Pakistani legislation, particularly the Transfer of Property Act 1882 and Contract Act 1872, and requires proper registration under the Registration Act 1908. It provides a structured framework for conditional property sales while protecting both parties' interests during the interim period before conditions are fulfilled.
