Aadarsh Shah
Questions Asked
Regulations
#flat#bedroom#permission#mcgm
I want to break a wall in my flat to make my bedroom bigger? Is there any permission I need to take from MCGM to do this?
I want to break a wall in my flat to make my bedroom bigger? Is there any permission I need to take from MCGM to do this?
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Answered on November 08, 2017
Yes Miscellaneous Permission similar to amagamation of Flats which is currently as per Ease of doing business grnatned under Fast Track approval in a day subject to Submission fulfilment
Purchase & Sales
#implications#involved#flat#crz
Are there any implications involved in the re-sale of a flat in a building that falls under CRZ?
Are there any implications involved in the re-sale of a flat in a building that falls under CRZ?
Answered on November 08, 2017
One can sell flat in the building that falls under CRZ.
RERA
#maha#maharashtra
Does Maha RERA recognize Maharashtra Ownership Flats Act & Apartment Ownership Act?
Does Maha RERA recognize Maharashtra Ownership Flats Act & Apartment Ownership Act?
Aahwaana Ramesh
40 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
MOFA is still active, even though Maha RERA is in force. In case of any inconsistency, Maha RERA shall prevail over MOFA
RERA
#builder#construction#certificate#register#maharera
I am a builder with a project under construction at this time, though the completion certificate has not been issued yet. Do I still need to register under MahaRERA?
I am a builder with a project under construction at this time, though the completion certificate has not been issued yet. Do I still need to register under MahaRERA?
Aahwaana Ramesh
40 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
All under construction projects that have not received completion/occupancy certificate as applicable or shall not receive prior to July 31st, 2017 shall mandatory need to register with MahaRERA
Legal
#property#heirs#ancestral
My parents got married in a temple in 1972, although my dad was married earlier to another woman and had 2 kids. In the same year, my grandparents and my father wrote will that gave the property to his first wife and her children. My father and his wife passed away recently. Now, the court has named all four children as the legal heirs to the property, excluding my mother (his second wife). So do we have the rights to the ancestral home based on this?
My parents got married in a temple in 1972, although my dad was married earlier to another woman and had 2 kids. In the same year, my grandparents and my father wrote will that gave the property to his first wife and her children. My father and his wife passed away recently. Now, the court has named all four children as the legal heirs to the property, excluding my mother (his second wife). So do we have the rights to the ancestral home based on this?
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Legal
#land#hyderabad#aware
Hi, I have a land in Hyderabad for which one of the builders have approached me to develop it. What all procedures should I look in to in order to be aware before I can trust him? Also, he is offering a 50-50 ration which is the rate for that area. Please advise me on what should I do now?
Hi, I have a land in Hyderabad for which one of the builders have approached me to develop it. What all procedures should I look in to in order to be aware before I can trust him? Also, he is offering a 50-50 ration which is the rate for that area. Please advise me on what should I do now?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
You have to ensure that the developer has a good reputation in market and has delivered on his past commitment and further the terms and conditions agreed between and the developer should be expessly set out in the Agreement executed by you with the developers and should also provide for consequence for breach and/or default by the developer. You should engage the services of an Advocate for th...
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