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Redevelopment
#redevelop#society#landowner#consent
We are planning to redevelop our society, but it is built on a leasehold plot. In this situation, would we require the consent of the landowner to undertake redevelopment?
We are planning to redevelop our society, but it is built on a leasehold plot. In this situation, would we require the consent of the landowner to undertake redevelopment?
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Answered on November 08, 2017
You have to check the lease document, whether any such conditions are mentioned requiring consent of the owner in case of the redevelopment. sometimes the lease is executed in favour of the society for 99 or 999 years with complete right of the redevelopment.
Regulations
#landowner#property#mumbai#fsi#residential
I am a landowner of a 1000 sq. meter property in suburban Mumbai. As per the current regulations, what FSI can be consumed for residential premises?
I am a landowner of a 1000 sq. meter property in suburban Mumbai. As per the current regulations, what FSI can be consumed for residential premises?
Answered on November 08, 2017
For Regular Development Earlier it was Base Fsi 1.00 + Optional Addl FSI 0.5 + TDR. = Max 2.00 + Fungible 35 % =. 1+1+0.7 = 2.70 FSI (Subjec to Reservations). But as per TDR road width policy the Fsi is Base Fsi 1.00 + Addl FSI 0.5 + TDR as per Road Width (0.5(9-12.2 mtrs road)/0.7(12.2 to 18.30 m road)/ 0.9 (18,30 to 30m road) / 1.00 (more than 30m road) = Max 2.00/2.2/2.4/2.5 + Road Setback a...
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Legal
#land#layout#society#owner#paid
I had bought a land in 2003 in a layout that was to be developed by a Co-op housing society. Recently, I received a notice from the original owner of this land and it stated that he still owned the land and has also built walls around the land. I have all the papers stating that this land is mine, like the khata, sale deed and I have also paid all the relevant taxes till date. The society says that all the issues need to be sorted with the landowner. What can I do in this case?
I had bought a land in 2003 in a layout that was to be developed by a Co-op housing society. Recently, I received a notice from the original owner of this land and it stated that he still owned the land and has also built walls around the land. I have all the papers stating that this land is mine, like the khata, sale deed and I have also paid all the relevant taxes till date. The society says that all the issues need to be sorted with the landowner. What can I do in this case?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
You would have to file a suit against the land owner and also join the society as a party to such suit and seek reliefs on the basis of your title to the land in question. In such suit, you can also ask for reliefs relating to possession of the land etc.
Legal
#villa#builder#bangalore#land#landowner
I am planning to buy a villa from a builder in Bangalore. The land is under landowner share. All the land required for the villa has already been sold out. What is the risk for this purchase? The builder is also under JDA.
I am planning to buy a villa from a builder in Bangalore. The land is under landowner share. All the land required for the villa has already been sold out. What is the risk for this purchase? The builder is also under JDA.
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
If the Villa forms part of the land Owner's share, then a Tri-partite agreement bettween the land Owner, the Builder and yourself can be executed, where the builder confirms tha the Villa forms part of the land owners share and further, the land owner agrees to sell the same to you. If the tile of the land Owner is clear and the JDA is properly executed and registered, then the risk would only ...
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