OC requirement is mandatory and do not purchase the property till it is BRS Approved.
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BRS property
I just came across a property which in Hyderabad for which BRS has been applied by owner under the govt scheme of regularisation as there are 3 floors additionally constructed than the approved plan. so My question is 1) Can such property be purchased as the owner is claiming soon it will be BRS approved as govt fee is paid. 2) He is claiming there is no requirement for OC as it is an independent house....is it?
Asked 7 years ago in Property Law
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1. It is advisable that you wait till the regularisation is done formally. That's because mere payment of compounding charges doesn't guarantees regularisation of illegal structure. The extra-contruction will be regularised only if this structure can be legally compounded in accordance with the compounding rules.
1.No constructions of permanent nature is permissible with the valid sanctioned plan.
2.If in this case any such amended plan is pending then wait for such sanction.
3.If it is a project done by a developer then getting of OC is compulsory.
1) wait for BRS approval
2) unless and until additional construction is regularlised dont purchase the property
3) if unauthorised construction is regularised you can purchase the property
OC will not be issued as long as the regularisation of illegal structure is not done. You're advised to wait .
Hii, you can get your query solved from the municipal office .. They are the local authorities and will be able to guide you properly
if independent house comes under the area of municipality or development authority then OC is mandatory because it confirms that construction is in accordance to the norms set forth by the municipality or development authority.
In a major relief to land and building owners in the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation limits, the Telangana Government has announced a scheme that enables people to regularise their land and buildings.
In an announcement made, the Government has kept open the validity of the regularisation scheme for 60 days from November 2. Under the land regularisation Scheme (LRS) and Building Regularisation Scheme (BRS), all lands and buildings, the latter constructed as of October 28 are eligible to avail the provisions of the scheme.
You have to verify if the owner is coming under the category which makes him eligible for BRS and is it sure that he will get the benefits of the said scheme etc.
As a matter of fact since he has assured that he will get the approval, why dont you postpone the buying till he gets the approval, why do you want to rush or take a decision in haste by which you will get trapped in the problem in case his application is rejected.
Did you take a legal opinion from a local lawyer about the property and what was the lawyer's opinion about this situation?
