House property

He must obtain building permission from local authorities like municipality. For construction of any residential or commercial building or property within the limits of the urban local bodies, the citizen has to approach the Town planning section of the respective ULB, which issues permission for construction of buildings based on specific set of rules and regulations.

Yes, sir. I agree for obtaining necessary building permissions. I am looking for an answer as to what are the property rights of the son, in the house or terrace on which another floor is built. This is an independent house.

Having constructed the portion, he has right vested in that much of property.

As a owner of the house you may have to transfer the rights over the current floor to your son by executing a conveyance deed duly registered and in that you can eithr grant him terrace rights or restrict him to the proposed construction floor alone.

In the conveyance deed which will be in the form of gift deed, you can allot him the rights over the common areas namely the staircase, lifts, if any, pathway access to road from his floor of building etc.

Your query is qua transfer of title or maintain your son as licencee ?

Whether the house property is ancestral or your self-acquired as different law govern the subjects?

sir, property is self acquired by father, son wants to construct on second floor. How to give him the second floor terrace rights or gift.
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