Registration Act

The Registration Act is a law that requires certain documents, especially related to property, to be officially recorded with the government. Its purpose is to create a public record of ownership and transactions, which helps prevent disputes and fraud. When a document like a sale or lease is registered, it becomes legally recognized, providing proof of the agreement. This process ensures transparency, authenticity, and legal validity, making it easier for parties to prove their rights and for authorities to maintain an accurate record of property dealings.