
Transfer of Mhada Flats & Land
Those Who Own Mhada Flats Are Allowed to Sell Their Units Only After Five Years from The Date of Purchase. However, One Needs to Be Cautious If One Is Buying A Flat in Resale. This Is Because Usually Sellers Offer Power of Attorney of The Property and Not the Registered Deed to Sell It During the Lock-In Period. Sale Through the Power of Attorney Is Deemed Illegal, And If the Mhada Conducts A Surprise Raid, You Are Liable to Be Evicted.
Obtain the original allotment letter from the MHADA on the owner's name. Also, ask for the share certificate that the society might have given to the owner and the copy of the letter in which the owner is asking to transfer the certificate.
Obtain the original allotment letter from the MHADA on the owner's name. Also, ask for the share certificate that the society might have given to the owner and the copy of the letter in which the owner is asking to transfer the certificate
Pay the stamp duty and registration charges. Once the property is registered in your name, you need to inform the MHADA for issuing the transfer certificate. You need to send the copy of registry papers and submit the transfer fees.
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