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Mrs . Shanta Rani (Housewife)     06 September 2012

Property documentation

have recently inherited 2 floors of a lease hold (L&DO 99 years perpetual Lease) plotted property. This dwelling is on the plotted land and was constructed in 1960 by my grandfather who was also the orginal single lessee. Since then, it has not undergone any structural changes. This is a ground plus 2 floor property and is located in NCT. Subsequent to the death of my grandfather the following events took place:

1.     Based on my Grandfather’s Will, my father and my Uncle entered into a Family settlement and accordingly my Uncle got the Ground Floor and my father the First and the Second Floors. Their names were subtituted in the books of records of L&DO as co-lessee.Mutation was also carried out recognising my father as a TAX payer for  First and the Second Floors and my Uncle for the Ground Floor.

2.     Thereafter, after the death of my Uncle, my cousin got my uncle’s share and now after the death of my father, I got my father’s share.

3.     In the meanwhile i.e. before the death of my father, my cousin sold his share to a builder on the basis of GPA/POA/WILL. This was prior to October 2011. While the builder has been able to get the mutation done in the MCD records, my cousin’s name remains on the records of L&DO.

4.     As on date, I am a co-lessee along with my cousin on the records of L&DO and Mutation for the First and Second Floors is also in my name.

Now, I am exploring the possiblity of going along with the proposal of the builder which is broadly as follows:

1.     That he would redevelop the property as per new bye laws

2.     That I would get UGF and the First floors

3.     That he gets LGF, Second and Third Floors

My questions…

 

1.     Is it legally feasible to go in for such a deal?

2.     If yes, how does one take this transaction forward ensuring clear tittle and safe gaurding my interest?

3.     What is the process that needs to be followed and what is the documentation requirement?

4.     What are the different Agreements and Deeds that need to be entered into?

5.     How do I ensure safety and protection of my interest for now and future specially if I need to sell any or both the floors?

6.     How do I ensure quality construction and timely delivery of fully redeveloped property?



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Advocate Rohit (Advocate)     07 September 2012

Dear Shanta, you need to provide a copy of the lease deed based on which a 99 years perpetual lease was granted to your grandfather. further, if you want to enter into an agreement with the builder, then you need to check the past history of the builder, what projects he had complteted earlier, his financial strength so that you shouldn't lose the right to enjoy the valuable property.

 

You may execute an MOU with the Builder initially and then latter on Sale Deed. Regarding the clauses which should be inserted or not is vast and not possible to explain the same in detail. you may contact a lawyer for the same or may call on 09324538481 for legal assistance.

 

Regards,

Advocate Rohit Dalmia

Mumbai

 


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