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Section 20: Final allotment

The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development (Estate Management, Sale, Transfer and Exchange of Tenements) Regulations, 1981State Regulations of Maharashtra · 1977

(1) After the tenements are ready for occupation, the Estate Manager shall -

(a) in respect of tenements to be allotted on the basis of sale by deferred payment, issue an allotment letter in Form IV to such applicants who have accepted and complied with the requirements of the letter of intimation of allotment in Form II informing them that the tenements have been finally allotted to them on the terms and conditions accepted by them;

(b) in respect of tenements to be allotted on rental basis, issue an allotment letter in Form V; and

(c) in cases falling under sub-clauses (a) and (b), the applicants shall in writing be asked to take over possession of the tenement within such period as may be specified in the letter.

(2) On acceptance of the allotment of a tenement in cases falling under sub-clause (a) or subclause (b) of clause (1), the allottee shall, subject to the provisions of clause (4) of regulation 21 execute a tenancy agreement in Form VI in favour of the Authority, and shall comply with the terms and conditions of such agreement.

(3) Such tenancy agreement in the case of a tenement sold on the basis of deferred payment shall subject to the provisions of the proviso to clause (4) of regulation 21 remain in operation only in so far as the building containing such tenement and the land underneath and appurtenant to the building is duly conveyed to the housing society, company or the Association as provided in these Regulations.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Maharashtra Housing and Area Development (Estate Management, Sale, Transfer and Exchange of Tenements) Regulations, 1981
Section20
Marginal noteFinal allotment
JurisdictionState of Maharashtra
StatusIn force as published by the source

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