• Property purchased under slums rehabilitation authority in the year 2004

I purchased the room in sra building in 2004. the society transferred the room in 2012 by issuing the share certificate in my favor in 2012. it went under dispute when society faced the session court from the member that my room (207) is actually a balwadi and now i have to shift to another room (702) which is originally in the owner's name as per sra list which i am ready and i have to re register fresh for the new room and paying the stamp duty again. also sra authority will issue the share certificate in the name of the original owner. i want guidance in the same. thanks and regards. Harish Turakhia.
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if as per court orders you have been given another room 702 then you have nothing to fear

 

2) the issue is whether owner to whom share certificate is issued  for room no 702 will transfer room in your name 

 

3) file consent terms in court wherein owner undertakes to transfer room no 702 in your name 

Ajay Sethi
Advocate, Mumbai
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Dear Client,

Stamp duty cannot be avoided and must to pay. But you can request court to order the seller to pay stamp duty, because due to his mistake you paid stamp duty on another party room.  

Yogendra Singh Rajawat
Advocate, Jaipur
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1)No need to worry you have to pay stamp duty again and proceed. 

2) you should demand sra for new share certificate as per court orders they can not deny. 

 

Mohammed Mujeeb
Advocate, Hyderabad
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Has the sessions court passed any order?

can you please upload that order with your query 

if a transfer deed is being registered in your name for the new alternate room, then how can society issue share certificate in name of original owner?

 

Yusuf Rampurawala
Advocate, Mumbai
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The room constructed for balwadi cannot be allotted to any buyer or original owner.

Thus shifting your residence to this newly allotted accommodation will be a better option instead of facing litigation in future.

It was your fault to not to obtain legal opinion before purchase.

 

T Kalaiselvan
Advocate, Vellore
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