completion certificate
Flat owners in Pune can now relax as they needn’t pay fines for living in apartments that doesn’t have a completion certificate. Previously, people who were residing in flats that didn’t have the necessary document had to pay three times the property tax as fine. But the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has now done away [...] Continue Reading »
Jaipur: The civic authorities of Jaipur are not bothered to inspect the quality of construction materials used by private developers in their projects, though they are given that responsibility, as per the building norms. The number of residential apartments in Jaipur is increasing rapidly. At present, there are around 20,000 apartments that are in construction [...] Continue Reading »
Noida authority has decided to warn the “defaulter” developers, who have not paid the due amount for the land given to them for development. Noida and Greater Noida home-buyers need to be serious about the issue, as such developers will not be allowed to sublease or register flats in the favour of home-buyers. As per [...] Continue Reading »
Lucknow- Uttar Pradesh government has planned to revise housing policy in favour of developers for reserving certain percentage of units for economically weaker sections (EWS) of the society in their housing projects on above 3,000 square metres of land. The policy will be made applicable to both group housing and plot development projects. According to [...] Continue Reading »
The municipal corporations are finding it difficult to check structural safety of buildings as only less than 5% of property owners applying for completion certificates. The civic agencies are planning to convince the people of the country to incur the completion certificate. S.S. Yadav, commissioner, East Delhi Municipal Corporation said that in Hyderabad the owners [...] Continue Reading »
The Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) has issued a public notice asking the builders to get a Completion Certificate once they complete the projects. The certificate is important for the builders for it is a proof to the fact that the building is proper for occupancy. Sources say that many builders candidly take completion certificate. In [...] Continue Reading »
Residents of apartments in Coimbatore are tired of improper management when it comes to dealing with builders. They end up making numerable trips to builder’s office but with no result. Builders show unprofessional action, irregularities and also deviates from original plan, no completion certificate on time, no proper parking space and many more. Even the [...] Continue Reading »
Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission (KERC) suggested that BBMP has been assigned to take care of illegal buildings. The civic body can deny any occupancy certificate if it founds any discrepancy. KERC also tells that BESCOM does not have any right to deny power supply to such buildings. Whether the flat is legal or illegal, BESCOM has [...] Continue Reading »
The excess area built in the apartments will be regularised only after the developers pay market prices for the same. The same scenario was witnessed at Commonwealth Games village apartments in New Delhi by the Delhi Development Authority (DDA). Also the completion certificate has not been issued to the flat buyers in CWG village apartments. [...] Continue Reading »
During construction of a building, the builder is supposed to get water supply, road and drainage No Objection Certificates (NOCs) from the corporation, stating that these basic amenities have been taken care of while constructing the building. After completion of a project, the builder also has to get an occupancy certificate from the concerned authority [...] Continue Reading »
