Stamp duty and registration charges on corpus fund and advance amc

The builder is trying to fool you and getting more money in the name of stamp duty and registration charges.

Ask him to show the registration document containing this particular amount reflecting as sale consideration amount.

The corpus fund and the AMC  amount are totally different to that of the original  sale consideration amount, you can refuse the same and if the builder is still insisting then you can send a legal notice demanding him to tell that under which provision of law that he is demanding this amount after which you can escalate the matter not only through legal forum but also through newspaper and other social media, by which the reputation of the builder will be shattered.

Thank You Sir. I have aske for the relevant rules.He says Registration auth are insisting on Agreement value as basis ( which includes Corpus fund and AMC). I have contested and now he says they have referred to Regn auth. Waiting for further inputs from them.Regards. VV 

You can wait until they produce any circular or provisions of law in this regard, if they fail to do so, you may refuse to accept their demand.

Sir, The builder has stated that as per TNRERA all amounts mentioned in the agreement as agreed value have to be included for stamp duty including Corpus fund and Advance maintenance charges and it is legally binding on them to register the composite agreement which encompasses corpus fund and AMC. This is the standard approach adopted by them and it will apply to me as well.Can any of you pl.guide me in the matter? Will knocking at the doors of TNRERA will help? or should i seek clarification under RTI? Pl help.Thanks and Regards 

They will inform everything orally, you don't accept their explanation, you may insist on the relevant law in this regard, failing to listen you may approach RERA or even the court of law with a suit to restrain the builder from collecting the stamp duty for those items which do not attract registration.

You can first issue a legal notice to the builder demanding the relevant law towards his demand on the subject matter

Thank You Sir.I will do as advised.Regards. VV 

You are welcome for your understanding as well as appreciations.