Land earmarked for road not transferred to municipality by builder
RAMA KRISHNA
(Querist) 27 April 2014
This query is : Resolved
Sir,
1)We are tenants (50) of an Appartment residing in five floors.
2)Originally the land is an Agricultural land. Our builder is having only cart track way in it.
3)He built the Appartments in one side of the land and kept rest of the land with himself.
4)Our builder has registered the flats to all of us by showing 33 feet road (in the sale deed as well as in the plan) in front of our Appartment.
5)But he did not transferred the land to Municipality in writing.
6)It appears that he had managed the Urban Development Authority and Municipal authorities (without handing over/transferring the land in writing for road) at the time of plan approval.
7)Now the Municipality is not developing the road in front of our Appartment like laying of BT road etc. on the plea that the builder has not transferred the land.
8) In an approved lay-out only the land earmarked for roads etc. transferred to municipality automatically. But ours is not an approved lay out. He just applied for plan and built it.
9)The builder is not giving the land in writing because he is having some more land adjacent to the Appartment which is road facing to the other side. The builder with a malafide intention he is not transferring the land earmarked for road in writing to the Municipality.
10)Please show a way. How to convince the Municipal Authorities. Is there any specific Rules or any so in this regard.
Thanking you.
Dr J C Vashista
(Expert) 28 April 2014
Issue legal notice to all concerned authorities and follow it up in the civil court through a local lawyer.
ajay sethi
(Expert) 28 April 2014
file RTI application with muncipial corporation as to what action has been taken against builder for non transfer of land .
ajay sethi
(Expert) 28 April 2014
move consumer forum against builder for deficiency in service as 33 feet road has not been built in front of apartment as per sanctioned plans
Rajendra K Goyal
(Expert) 28 April 2014
Send legal notice to all concerns and file consumer complaint.
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate
(Expert) 30 April 2014
Yes, a legal notice demanding the information and subsequent legal action by way of civil suit or consumer case will fetch you solution.
