Wondering about the MHADA rules for tenants? The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) has specific regulations related to tenants. Let’s delve into the key points:
Applicability: These regulations apply to estate management, sale (including transactions by deferred payment), transfer, and exchange of MHADA premises. They do not cover premises exclusively used for offices or undeveloped sites.
Allottee: Refers to a person to whom a tenement is allotted or who legally occupies MHADA premises. This includes housing societies, companies, associations, and individuals who were in possession before these regulations came into force.
Apartment Owner: As defined in the Maharashtra Apartment Ownership Act, 1970.
Applicant: A person applying for tenement allotment under these regulations.
Authority/Board: Includes officers authorized to perform functions and exercise powers under these regulations.
Allotment Committee: Appointed by MHADA for drawing lots and other purposes related to tenement allotment.
Authorized Officer: Empowered by the Chief Officer for enforcing these regulations.
Transfer and Exchange:
Tenements can be transferred or exchanged within MHADA premises.
Regulations govern the process, including approvals and documentation.
Stamp paper with notarized details is required for certain transfers.
These rules aim to manage tenements effectively, facilitate sales, and ensure fair allotment processes. Remember that specific details and procedures may vary, so it’s advisable to seek legal advice for precise information.
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