Unoccupied model homes in Hubballi face deterioration as residents await allotment
Author : PNT Bureau
In Hubballi, around 80 newly built model houses at Vani Vilas Circle remain unallotted, raising concerns among residents as signs of neglect and vandalism appear. Completed in 2022, these homes were part of the INR 14 crore 'Vanivilas Vasati Sankirana' project aimed at relocating residents affected by traffic congestion on the Unkal-Hosur bypass road. Local leaders have called for expedited allocations, as many families face inadequate living conditions. Hubballi-Dharwad Municipal Corporation officials confirm that disputes among beneficiaries have delayed the process, but plans are in place to finalise allotments within 20 days....
Mysuru Urban Development Authority initiates transfer of 900 residential layouts, benefiting over 38,000 property owners
Author : PNT Bureau
The Mysuru Urban Development Authority (MUDA) has initiated the transfer of 900 residential layouts to urban local bodies (ULBs), benefitting over 38,000 site owners by facilitating the issuance of khatas-essential legal documents for property ownership. This transfer encompasses areas like Hootagally and Bogadi and includes 194 parks across 3,830 acres. The process will start with 200 developed layouts on November 8, attended by local officials. This initiative aims to address long-standing issues with khata issuance, improving access to loans and essential services, ultimately enhancing governance and infrastructure in Mysuru. Continued communication and transparency are vital as the process unfolds....
Uttar Pradesh extends residential plot registration deadline to 180 days to ease buyer pressure
Author : PNT Bureau
The Uttar Pradesh State Industrial Development Authority (UPSIDA) has extended the registration deadline for residential plots from 120 days to 180 days, easing the burden on buyers. This decision allows more time to complete necessary registrations and pay stamp duties. However, UPSIDA retains the right to cancel plot allotments if registration is not completed within this timeframe. Additionally, buyers must begin construction within five years, with penalties for delays. UPSIDA is also developing an operating manual to streamline land acquisition and attract investment, reflecting a commitment to enhancing industrial development and improving the overall process for land buyers in the state....
Allahabad High Court allows Experion Developers to take possession of Sector 45 land
Author : PNT Bureau
The Allahabad High Court recently ruled in favour of Experion Developers Pvt Ltd, permitting it to take possession of 4.8 acres in Sector 45 allotted over a year ago for a group housing project. Despite objections from neighbouring EWS colony residents who claimed the land should be reserved for civic amenities and access roads, the court confirmed the Noida Authority's right to allocate the plot. Notably, the Authority proposed to widen a nearby road to ease resident concerns. The court instructed the Authority to finalise the road expansion within two months and ensure uninterrupted construction for Experion....
Uttar Pradesh cities race to finalise master plans with GIS technology ahead of December deadline for AMRUT funding
Author : PNT Bureau
Cities in Uttar Pradesh are racing to finalise their master plans using GIS technology by the December 31 deadline to qualify for financial aid from central government schemes. Out of 59 AMRUT towns, 30 have received approval, leaving 29 scrambling. The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs emphasises integrating "blue and green infrastructure" for sustainable urban living. The upcoming AMRUT phase will focus on smaller towns, ensuring broad access to urban services. As local officials face challenges in refining plans, collaboration among stakeholders is crucial for timely submissions, marking a pivotal step towards sustainable urban development in the state....
Greater Noida West residents face penalties for unauthorised groundwater extraction
Author : PNT Bureau
The Uttar Pradesh government is taking action against homebuyers in Greater Noida West for unauthorised groundwater extraction, issuing notices to residents of Amrapali Leisure Valley society where many have installed borewells. A penalty of INR 5 lakh is planned for the developer, Amrapali Leisure Valley Developers Private Limited, due to violations. Local authorities found that 50 villa owners have set up borewells without the necessary no-objection certificates (NOCs). While the apartment owners' association claims the developer is responsible, residents are frustrated by perceived superficial government enforcement. The issue highlights ongoing challenges in water management amid rapid urban development....
Bombay High Court mandates buyer consent for additional construction in Santacruz housing society
Author : PNT Bureau
The Bombay High Court ruled that promoters of a Santacruz East housing society cannot proceed with additional construction based solely on a general clause in the Flat Purchase Agreement. Justice Sharmila Deshmukh emphasised that under the Maharashtra Ownership Flats Act (MOFA), 1963, explicit, informed consent from all flat buyers is mandatory for any construction beyond the original plan. The court dismissed the promoters' claim to retain Floor Space Index (FSI) rights, ruling they cannot bypass legal obligations to gain additional development rights. This judgement reinforces MOFA's provisions, ensuring transparency and protecting flat owners' rights in housing development projects....
Mormugao Municipal Council regularises 544 EWS housing structures in New Vaddem
Author : PNT Bureau
The Mormugao Municipal Council (MMC) has decided to regularise 544 housing structures allocated to municipal workers under the Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) Housing Scheme in New Vaddem, marking a historic step in Goa. Transport Minister Mauvin Godinho presented the proposal, aimed at providing legal recognition and property rights to residents who have occupied these homes for decades. This initiative not only enhances the residents' quality of life but also supports affordable housing efforts for low-income families. By adhering to the original development plans, the MMC sets a precedent for other municipalities in Goa to address housing needs systematically....
MP High Court clarifies that revenue courts cannot hear land cases pending in civil court
Author : PNT Bureau
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has ruled that once a land dispute is filed in a civil court, revenue courts cannot continue proceedings on the same matter. This decision arose from a case involving landowners Abhishek Nigam and Amresh Shrivastava, who faced jurisdictional conflicts after appealing to both revenue authorities and civil courts. The court emphasised the precedence of civil suits over revenue court proceedings, clarifying the legal process for land disputes. This ruling not only affects the current parties but also sets a precedent for future cases, potentially streamlining resolutions in land ownership conflicts across Madhya Pradesh....
Bombay HC ends 20-year-old eviction case and orders State to vacate Dadar flat
Author : PNT Bureau
In a long-running eviction dispute, the Bombay High Court upheld the orders of the Small Causes Court to return an 800 sq ft flat in Dadar to the landlord, the late Dilipkumar Purandare. The rent for the spacious flat was INR 396.75 monthly and the State did not pay rent arrears from 1 December 1989. The court ruled that while mathematical precision is not expected in regular rent payments, the State cannot avoid paying the monthly rent for years during the pendency of the eviction suit, as per the Maharashtra Rent Control Act. Rejecting the State's and Mumbai Police Commissioner's appeals, the High Court directed them to hand over vacant possession of the flat by 30 November, ending the 20-year-old battle over the government-occupied premises....
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