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raman (private)     28 September 2012

Mutation

I had put this query in property section. Perhaps this is the right category.

Father is allotted a DDA lease hold flat. He transfers/ mutates it in his son's name in DDA records. But he does not get it registered. Now his son gets it registered in his ( SON) name.

Is it a valid registration? My point is there should be 2 registrations. First father gets it registered in his name and then he transfers it to son and he gets it registered in his name.

Because son gets it registered as if he is the allottee which he is not. Please advise.



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A.SUMATHY 9380902017 (LAWYER)     29 September 2012

not necessary, if dda registered directly son it is valid onle dont worry

raman (private)     29 September 2012

But DDA does not register. Property is registered by sub registrar office after charging stamp duty. DDA only gives permission so that it can be registered at the sub registrar office.

raman (private)     29 September 2012

Another point,  father got the plot though draw of lottery and not as direct purchase.

A.SUMATHY 9380902017 (LAWYER)     30 September 2012

dont worry, if dda registert\ed through sub-regsistrar is valid one.

any form lottery or purchase it is same validity.

if dda accepted to register the sale deed  through sub-register it is valid one.


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If mutation has already been made in son's name in DDA records, he can also get the plot registered directly in his own name. There is no need for registration in the name of the father, as the plot already stands mutated in the name of his son.

raman (private)     01 October 2012

Thanx for your considered reply!


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