SUPPLEMENTARY AGREEMENT TO SELL
Harpreet Singh, of House 118, Sector 35-A, Chandigarh, and Aarav Sharma, of House 211, Sector 21, Panchkula, are the parties to this instrument.
Seller contact: +91 XXXXX XXXXX / harpreet@example.com. Buyer contact: +91 XXXXX XXXXX / aarav@example.com.
- 1. ORIGINAL AGREEMENT
The parties refer to Agreement to Sell dated 01 August 2026 concerning House 52, Sector 8, Chandigarh.
This supplementary agreement is executed on 1 April 2026 for Adding transaction conditions.
- 2. CLAUSES AFFECTED
Affected clauses/schedules: Clauses 4, 7 and Schedule B..
- 3. SUPPLEMENTARY TERMS
Seller to provide loan closure NOC and original chain documents at least 7 days before registration.
- 4. PRICE AND COMPLETION
Price status: Sale consideration remains unchanged. Completion-date status: Completion date remains unchanged.
- 5. PRIORITY AND RATIFICATION
Conflict rule: This supplementary agreement prevails only for the clauses expressly changed. Unchanged terms: All unchanged terms are ratified and continue.
- 6. FORMALITY
Registration/formality: Supplement will follow the same registration treatment required by its own legal effect and the original transaction.
Section 54 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 treats a contract for sale as an agreement that a sale will take place on settled terms; the contract does not by itself create an interest in or charge on the property. The final transfer of ownership must occur through the legally required conveyance/registered instrument.
The supplementary instrument does not silently replace the whole bargain; only the terms expressly changed or clarified are affected.
This supplementary agreement is intended to be read with the original agreement, not as a second complete sale contract. Each amendment should identify the old clause or subject and the exact new obligation. If a change cannot be understood without reconstructing several emails, it should be rewritten as a complete replacement clause. Matters not identified as changed should not be inadvertently re-opened.
Where the supplement adds a lender NOC, authority permission, title document or other condition, it should state who must obtain it, whether the condition is for the buyer’s benefit, the deadline and the consequence of non-fulfilment. A vague promise to “provide all documents” does not tell the parties whether completion can be withheld for one missing record.
If the supplement changes a pre-completion deliverable but not the completion date, both facts should be explicit. If compliance becomes impossible by the existing date, the parties should use the extension instrument rather than assume that this supplement automatically extends time. This prevents inconsistent dates across the transaction file.