An "agreement to sell" is a legal contract between two parties, typically a buyer and a seller, outlining the terms and conditions for the future sale of a property or goods. In this agreement, the seller agrees to sell a specific asset, and the buyer agrees to purchase it at a later date, subject to certain conditions being met.

Key points about an agreement to sell include:

1. Future Transaction

2. Conditions Precedent

3. Title Transfer

4. Legal Implications

5. Payment Terms

6. Default and Consequences

7. Registration

Once the conditions mentioned in the agreement are met, a sale deed is executed, completing the transfer of ownership. Until then, the agreement to sell acts as a legally binding commitment between the parties.