Municipal corporation
3 years ago
I purchased an NA plot size 30*40 in the year 1985, but didn't entered it in municipality and there was no kjp at that time also.
But Now I went to corporation to get my plot entered.. they are asking to pay development charges.
Pls help there was no kjp in 1985.
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
A.Hi,
You can approach the Court claiming that the development charges have no retrospective effect. We will need more details to give you other grounds of defence.
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You can approach the Court claiming that the development charges have no retrospective effect. We will need more details to give you other grounds of defence.
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A.Hi,
You can approach the Court to file a petition for condonation of delay. As you are only getting it registered now, they have valid reasons to ask you to pay the development charges.
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You can approach the Court to file a petition for condonation of delay. As you are only getting it registered now, they have valid reasons to ask you to pay the development charges.
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