The Indian Registration Act, 1908 governs mandatory registration of property transactions, wills, and certain financial agreements. It ensures transparency, legal ownership proof, and prevents fraud by maintaining official records.

• Compulsory Registration: Transactions over ₹100 must be recorded.
• Public Record: Provides verifiable ownership history.
• Fraud Prevention: Ensures authenticity and prevents duplication.
• Legal Disputes: Strengthens claims in court proceedings.

By formalizing property transfers and agreements, this Act safeguards transactions, protecting buyers and sellers from future disputes.