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ank   07 February 2024

Builder new dubious flat transfer process, is this a dealbreaker?

I am planning to buy a ready to move flat in noida from a 3rd party seller who has NDC(no dues certificate from builder), everthing complete but the transfer process from builders end seems very dubious. Even with no registry (as more 50% of flats dont have registry in noida), builder threw a googly as in the new Allotment letter from builder will be back dated, will have wrong amount ie. original amount the flat was first sold at back in 2013-14 which is 50% of the amount i will be paying right now, will have no details of current owner.

New Allotment letter in my name from builder will be made to show as if i am the first buyer of this flat with incorrect amount, incorrect date, no mention of previous owners.

Seller and broker are saying that curent owner details will be mentioned on the ATS(agreement to sell) so no need to worry. First the builder itself is known for their shady practices as we have all heard of the name SUPERTECH, though the seller seems genuine but these blatent forgery from builders end seems like a deal breaker.

I have seen transfer documents before but this is something very new. BROKER also showed some other flat documents which were also sold the same way back in 2023. Is this legit?

Is this some kind of new scam from supertech that they will only transfer property in back date ? Is there some reasoning for this? Or am i simply being paranoid ?  

 



Quick Summary
A buyer is concerned about a dubious flat transfer process involving a builder known for shady practices. The builder plans to issue a backdated allotment letter with an incorrect original purchase amount and no mention of the current owner, making it appear as if the buyer is the first owner. Despite assurances from the seller and broker, the buyer suspects potential forgery and a new scam. They are seeking advice on whether this is a legitimate practice or a dealbreaker.

 2 Replies

Dr. J C Vashista (Advocate )     07 February 2024

It is better to avoid purchase of such property, untill some personal interest.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     07 February 2024

You are advised to obtain a proper legal opinion before purchasing the house property


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