MCD approval for construction on subdivided property
My grandfather's house was partitioned into 2 portions, and mutated in their respective names. Only ground floor is constructed on the property. MCD is not allowing us to construct more floors on our share, and is asking for signatures of the owners of the other portion as well.
Is it true that even if we have a court order of partition and a mutation in our name, we cannot independently build our portion in south delhi?
I recently read a case law excerpt as follows:
Division Bench of Delhi High Court in case MCD Vs. Smt. Usha Devi Sharma 127 (2006) DLT 275 held that where segregation of interest of different co-owners in recognized by the corporation by mutation of the different portions in individual names of different persons, then there is no requirement of obtaining signatures of other owners of flats/floors of the same plots on the building plan before sanctioning of the same as Building Bye-laws nowhere requires obtaining of such signatures of other owners in such situation. The fate of an individual owner cannot be dependent on the pen of other co-owner. It is admitted fact that SLP filed against this judgment by MCD was dismissed by Supreme Court as is clear from the circular no.
MCDA No. 8/2012 Tek Chand Sanduja Vs MCD 4 of 9 PSC/CO-172/2006 dated 5.12.2006 issued by respondent MCD which is also placed on record.
9. Another decision of Delhi High Court given in case Ashok Kapoor Vs MCD Civil Writ Petition no. 3535/2001 decided on 11.3.2003 also says that once the property is segregated into different portions and mutated accordingly, there cannot be any requirement of all co-owners to sign the building plan.
Asked 6 years ago in Property Law
Religion: Hindu
Does anyone know of concrete cases when MCD has sanctioned construction plans on partitioned and subdivided plots in south delhi?
Asked 6 years ago