Hi Deepak!! I think you should take the help of a legal expert to verify your property. You can also take the photocopy of the land details and visit the Land and Revenue Dept. of your local Municipality for verification of the property.
Thank you so much Neha , and can you please verify , whom i contact for free hold plots and chek its legal or not , company providing me khata number and khashra number , where is local municipality in noida location i am purchasing from dallupura,sec-166 noida its a land from dallupura village
Hi, While applying for leasehold to freehold conversion, you have to submit the following documents to the concerned authority. The following list of documents should be attested by notary public or a gazetted officer. 1Copy of power of attorney (POA), 2) Copy of any one of the following: Lease deed/Sub-lease deed/Conveyance deed/Allotment letter/Demand letter, 3) Copy of possession letter or slip as a proof of physical possession by the person in whose name the conversion is applied, 4) House tax receipt, 5) Ration Card, 6) Passport, 7) Driving license, 8) Identity card, 9) Copy of completion certification of form D in case of plots and flats allotted by Cooperative group housing societies, 10) Four attested passport size photographs, 11) Four attested specimen signatures of the person in whose name the conversion is applied and, 12) Copy of no objection certificate (NOC) from the mortgagee(s), if applicable.
Hello Prava!! Conversion from leasehold to freehold can be done only if the local laws allow it. The process of converting leasehold to freehold, the owner (Lessee) applies to the concerned Authority or Government requesting the conversion of the Property. Thereafter, a Conveyance Deed is executed between the concerned Authority or Government and the Owner of the Property.
Is the land converted to freehold land? If not, then you have to convert it from leasehold to freehold. Conversion of a leasehold property to a freehold property is effectively possible only if the lessee, who has acquired the right and authority from the lessor to utilize and use the property for a certain period of time and for specified purposes only, acquires ownership rights of the property from the owner.
Hi Saras, For purchase of the property, the cost / value payable for the property, will be the main component of total cost. Consideration or value payable needs to be negotiated and agreed by and between the vendor and the buyer. Innumerable factors influence the negotiation and final valuation of the property. Thereafter, the other expenses include the legal expenses for search of title, preparation of the sale agreement, drafting of final conveyance deed, stamp duty and registration expenses. So all the above expenses like consideration, legal expenses, stamp duty and registration fee etc. taken together will be the total cost of conversion.