What all documents will i need to proceed for the construction legally

572 votes

Dear Client, you are hereby advised to first apply and get your property free hold. Then you will have to get the map sanctioned from the authorities. Before getting the map made you have to research what kind of construction is allowed. For further queries you can contact me.

Advocate Neeraj Dubey LawRato

839 votes

It will not be possible for me to give answer of your statement I am saying Your version As a statement as there is no involvement of any question until you will not ask any relevant question it will be very much difficult for me to give answer kindly ask legitimate question

Advocate Siddharth Dev LawRato

679 votes

As you said you have already made an agreement with the first floor residents, then you can go ahead with your construction work. The agreement should be fool proof. You can show it to a lawyer if it is not made by a a lawyer.

Advocate Pradeep Mathur LawRato

610 votes

You can go ahead for a builder agreement along with a maintenance agreement for the building and facilities.Rest on the behalf of partition deed go ahead and obtain succession certificates from civil court,Thereon just to avoid future disputes you can go ahead and get involved into a family settlement deed as well and get the same registered.Rest if you sell out these falls further a agreement to sell and purchase along with Receipts /possession letters etc can be recorded.and the same can be mutated in name of registered owners.Thanks

Advocate Nishant Solanki LawRato

968 votes

Preliminary opinion: You must give a public notice of your proposals before making an application for planning permission (Dont bother if the builder has taken care of this but atleast confirm). This must be done by placing a notice in a locally circulating newspaper (your local authority will have a list) and putting up a site notice which can be clearly read. You will find details of information that must be contained in the notices and the prescribed format of the notice in the planning application form.
You must get the application to the local authority within 2 weeks of the notice appearing in the local newspaper. The site notice must be put up on or before the day you make the application and stay there for at least 5 weeks afterwards. (Please note: 9 days over Christmas, from 24 December to 1 January, are not taken into account when calculating the 5-week period).
You must not start building before you receive the grant of permission. Sometimes planning permission is subject to conditions, which may require changes to your proposals. Planning permission normally lasts for 5 years.
You should also have:
1. The ownership paper of the land.
2. Purchase- owner agreement.
3. NOC from brother along with the sale deed made by him of his property.
4. Registration of the property in your name with the specific segment which you will rightfully possess.

Advocate Ramaditya Tiwari LawRato