Eligibility - Affordable housing schemes
Can an Individual bid for affordable housing under TCP Haryana or HUDA if he already owns a private property in his name that does not belonging to affordable category bought from a private developer ...
Can an Individual bid for affordable housing under TCP Haryana or HUDA if he already owns a private property in his name that does not belonging to affordable category bought from a private developer ...
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Eligibility depends on the specific affordable housing scheme and its eligibility conditions. Merely owning a private residential property in Haryana may affect your eligibility if the scheme prohibits applicants or their family members from owning a residential property or plot within the prescribed limits.
You should carefully examine the eligibility criteria of the particular TCP Haryana or HUDA affordable housing scheme before applying. If the scheme disqualifies existing prope
CAN A BUILDER HANDOVER THE FLAT SCHEME TO A SOCIETY REGISTERED WITH REGISTRAR OF FIRMS & SOCIETIES IN CHHATTISGARH ?
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It is advisable to preserve all relevant documents, correspondence, electronic records, and other evidence pertaining to the matter. Appropriate legal proceedings may be initiated before the competent court or authority after evaluating the available evidence and the applicable legal provisions.
The aggrieved party should consider issuing a formal legal notice, if not already issued, seeking compliance or redressal. In the event of non-compliance, appropriate civil, criminal, or st
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Can I construct a multi-speciality hospital on amenity space in layout
Whether a multi-speciality hospital can be constructed on an amenity space reserved in a sanctioned layout depends upon the applicable State Town and Country Planning Act, Municipal Corporation or Development Authority Regulations, the sanctioned layout plan, and the purpose for which the amenity space has been reserved. In general, amenity spaces are earmarked for public or community facilities such as schools, parks, playgrounds, community halls, dispensaries, health centres, or other public u
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I have property of 14 guntas and 21 gunta A kharab land.how to get amount for A kharab land if I sell
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If your property consists of 14 guntas of cultivable land and 21 guntas of A-Kharab land, the first step is to verify the revenue records, survey records, and Tippani/Atlas documents to determine the exact classification of the A-Kharab area. In many cases, A-Kharab land remains part of the owner's holding and may be considered while determining the overall value of the property, although it may not be separately usable for construction or cultivation.
If you are selling the entire p
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Rental agents and their nexus among them wrongful deduction of money from advance token money
In law, if rental agents or property brokers collect advance token money from a prospective tenant and subsequently make wrongful deductions without a valid contractual basis, such conduct may amount to deficiency in service, breach of contract, unfair trade practice, or even cheating if the money was obtained through misrepresentation. Where there exists a nexus or collusion among multiple rental agents, landlords, or intermediary entities to retain or deduct token amounts arbitrarily, the affe
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We would like get clarity on the below points at the earliest. 1. Builder/Developer has NOT received/obtained OC till now. Will it be viable/legal to form a RWA now? 2. Project started in 2015 and ...
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Yes, an RWA can be formed even without Occupancy Certificate and even if the project is incomplete, provided residents or allottees are in possession. The absence of OC, permanent BESCOM connection and incomplete STP or amenities does not stop formation of an association for collective representation.
The RWA can file complaints against the builder before RERA and also under consumer protection law for delay, deficiency in service and failure to provide promised amenities. The buil
I have an agricultural land and adjacent there is non layout planned in the year 2020. After selling the lands in the non-layout to customers, they (around 6-7 members) started enchoraching into my a ...
Dear Client,
If you already have government survey records, boundary stones fixed by the Revenue Department, and a survey certificate confirming your ownership, the alleged encroachers cannot legally claim your land merely by asserting ownership.
You should consider the following steps:
1. Seek an Interim Injunction Immediately:
If not already done, file an application for a temporary injunction in the pending civil suit seeking to restrain the encroachers from entering the land, altering its
I own a property in Nagpur, which I purchased from a builder in 2021. The plot is an NA-sanctioned RL property. I'm from the ST category. Is there any issue selling the propery to a Non ST person? The ...
Dear Client,
If the land is NA sanctioned, RL property, and recorded as Bhogwatdar Class-1, then generally such land is transferable, including sale by an ST person to a non-ST person, unless there is a specific restriction in the title documents, grant conditions, tenancy law, tribal transfer restriction, or government sanction condition.
You should carefully verify:
Original title chain,
NA order conditions,
Whether the land was originally granted under any tribal welfare scheme,
Any restri
Let's say a person has built a five stored building with numerous flats in it. No official flat number has been assigned then without assigning official flat numbers can any of the flat in the buildin ...
Dear Client,
Yes, a flat can be sold even before an official municipal or society flat number is assigned, provided the property is otherwise legally identifiable and the seller has a valid title to transfer. In such cases, the flat is usually described in the sale agreement by its floor, location, carpet/super built-up area, layout plan, and other identifying particulars.
However, the absence of an official flat number may create practical difficulties in registration, mutation, utility conne
we have gone for re-development . The land is conveyed in favour of society (i.e conveyance is done) . The RCC structure is completed and work is in full swing and we are hoping for 2026 year end appl ...
Dear Client,
If the land has already been conveyed in favour of the Co-operative Housing Society through a valid Conveyance Deed from the original builder, then ordinarily the ownership of the land continues to remain with the society even after redevelopment. In such a situation, the redevelopment builder generally acts only as a developer under the Development Agreement and does not become the owner of the land unless the land rights are specifically transferred in his favour.
Therefore, aft
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