Under Section 55(6)(b) of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, after the sale is complete, the buyer is entitled to:

Section 55 of TPA, 1882 exhaustively sets out the mutual rights and liabilities of the buyer and seller in a sale of immovable property. Section 55(6)(b) specifically provides that after the sale is complete, the buyer is entitled to the benefit of any improvement in or increase in value of the property and all rents and profits thereof from the date of the sale. This embodies the principle that once ownership is transferred, all accretions and fruits of the property accrue to the buyer from the date of the sale itself not the date of registration or possession. Correspondingly, Section 55(6)(a) provides that the seller is entitled to rents and profits only up to the date when the sale becomes complete. The precise determination of the "date of sale" is therefore pivotal in computing the allocation of benefits between the parties under Section 55.