The Jharkhand Apartment (Flat) Ownership Act, 2011
State Act of Jharkhand · Act 1 of 201218 provisions
The enactment
| Type | Act |
|---|---|
| Citation | Act 1 of 2012 |
| Year | 2012 |
| Jurisdiction | State of Jharkhand |
| Status | In force as published by the source |
| Provisions published | 18 |
| Subjects | local |
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- Section 3 Definition - In this Act unless the context otherwise requires
- Section 8 General liabilities of Allottee
- Section 9 Common profit and expenses
- Section 11 Ownership of Apartment(Flat) subject to conditions
- Section 12 Apartment(Flat) to be heritable and transferable
- Section 14 Certain works prohibited
- Section 16 Promoter to take steps for formation of Co-operative Society or Company
- Section 18 Act not to apply to the State Government, Housing Board, etc
- Section 21 Enforcement of Transfer
- Section 24 Insurance
- Section 27 Separate Assessments
- Section 28 Charges on property for Common expenses
- Section 29 Liability for unpaid Common expenses on the sale of an Apartment(Flat)
- Section 32 Powers and duties of the Competent Authority
- Section 33 Appellate Authority and Appeals
- Section 34 Control
- Section 35 No Waiver of Liability
- Section 36 Act to be binding on Apartment(Flat) owners
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