In accordance with the regulations governing the transfer of SRA (Slum Rehabilitation Authority) properties in India, the process typically requires that you first approach the SRA office to initiate the transfer of ownership. Since the room has already been transferred to the second party's name, it is essential to ensure that all necessary documentation is in order and that any applicable transfer fees are paid at the SRA office.
Once you have completed this step, you can then request the society to facilitate the direct transfer of the room into your name. It is advisable to consult with both the SRA office and your housing society for specific guidance on required documents and procedures, as these may vary based on local regulations and policies. Additionally, since the building is 12 years old, there may be specific provisions or conditions that apply to such transfers, which further necessitates direct communication with the relevant authorities.
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Sir, I am planning to purchase an SRA room from the second party. The same room has already been transferred to the second party's name. Now, I want to know—can the society directly transfer the room to my name, or do I first need to approach the SRA office and pay the transfer fee there? The building is 12 years old.
Kirit Makwana
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