A Non-Encumbrance Certificate (NEC) certifies that a property is free from legal dues or liabilities.
Ensures buyers acquire property without encumbrances or claims, protecting their investment.
To obtain an NEC: 1. Visit the local sub-registrar's office. 2. Submit required documents. 3. Pay the applicable fees.
Common documents needed: – Title deeds – Sale agreements – Previous encumbrance certificates
Without an NEC, buyers may face: – Legal disputes – Financial liabilities – Difficulty obtaining loans
A Non-Encumbrance Certificate is essential for secure property transactions.