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Q: I bought a house which was transfered to me by previous owner and now it seems i do not have the registration paper for that document. It was not given to me by previous owner and also the stamp duty was paid less as the previous owner had paid less stamp duty. The property i own is a Mahada property of full ownership. Please let me know how can i get my rooms registration and pay correct stamp duty.
Now i have come to know that the previous owner of my room is dead, so still can i do the registration of my room.
Latest Answer: I bought a house 30 years ago now decided to sale but i have electricity sale deed and paid tax only. now it seems i do not have the registration paper for that document. It was not given to me by previous owner and we dont know the owner whereabouts and i want to sale now it is in mumbai kamati pura building phone no 8369000529
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Q: The state housing department has ordered that chawl be handed back to the landlord which Mhada had acquired 2 decades ago.
Latest Answer: Hi everybody, Mumbai Building Repair and Reconstruction Board, they have issued a final hearing notice to the tenants on August 7, 2015 inviting the objecting tenants for final hearing. It was informed that if they were not present for the hearing, it will be presumed that they have no objection. Out of the 37 notices for final hearing, 21 notices were received back by this office for the reason that the names of persons who had been issued the notices had expired.
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Q: While residents are saying that they don't want MHADA to be involved in project.
Latest Answer: @Pradyuman, It is true. As per the members of 15 organizations that represent the residents, shop owners, stall-owners and slum dwellers on BDD Chawl land, ror the last 30 years, they have been seeking government approval to do the redevelopment on their own.
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Q: No additional payment will be charged on fungible floor space index that is used for the redevelopment of chawls and residential buildings on mill lands.
Latest Answer: Yes, and this time they will get larger homes. Earlier it was decided to give them 300 sq-ft. tenements. Now, they will get an additional 100 sq-ft. on account of the fungible FSI.
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Q: The state housing department has demanded for 438 hectares of collector's land free of cost.
Latest Answer: It means, the MHADA tenements will then need only construction cost. This will surely reduce the prices of flats further down even in the private sector. However, there will be no impact on the realty prices in Mumbai.
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Q: As per them, proper planning needed to ensure social rehabilitation of slum dwellers.
Latest Answer: Yes, they are saying that a host of economic activities such as pottery and leather business in these settlements will be affected unless a proper rehabilitation plan is developed. The area is also home to a host of small-scale industries.
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Q: Builders in Maharashtra taking caution on Govt.'s move to redevelop Dharavi Slum spread over 154 hectare in North-central Mumbai through PPP model.
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Q: Grabbing govt land may cause penalty.
Latest Answer: @Akhilesh, But i heard that this land parcel belongs to government which they have handed over to MHADA for construction of houses for lower and middle class people. And as per judicial note, any govt. land for which some scheme is launched for a public cause, it is stalled immediately either by slumlords or by encroachers by approaching the court and misrepresent the facts and documents.
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Q: The state government has decided to implement the Prime Minister's Housing for All scheme in 51 cities in the state.
Latest Answer: I heard that under this policy the central government will pay Rs 1.5 lakh per house and the state government will pay Rs 1 lakh per house. This scheme will be executed through private developers using land as a resource. Is it true friends?
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Q: MHADA has asked the government to restore the FSI for redevelopment of its colonies to 4from the current 3.
Latest Answer: You are right. Mhada should not sell its land and allow a portion to be used for luxury construction. According to me, it is the only one in a position to bring economic balance in the real estate market.
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