Showing posts with label Buying Flat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Buying Flat. Show all posts

Aug 20, 2021

Kodambakkam 2 BHK Sale


Kodambakkam 2 BHK Flat Sale Builtup area : 1080 sft Bedrooms : 2 Nos Bathrooms : 2 Nos Flooring : Ceramic Age Of Building : 18 Years
Price : 95 Lakhs Call : 99 40 38 2149

Dec 17, 2020

Chennai Thiruvanmiyur 2 BHK Flat for Sale

2Bhk flat for Sale @ 4th Seaward rd, 

Valmiki Nagar, 

Thiruvanmiyur.    

Build up 960sqft, 

UDS 606sqft. 

Price. 85Lakhs. 

1 OCP. 

2nd floor with Lift


For all your Chennai Real Estate Requirements:

wa.me/919940382149

Dec 11, 2011

Documents to be checked before buying a Flat

Documents to be checked while buying a flat from
a Builder : -
$ Approved plan of the building .
$ Whether the land is a freehold land and free from
encumbrances .
$ To check the building bye - laws as applicable in that area
and ensure that the builder is constructing without any
violation of such bye - laws etc .
$ To check that the urban land ceiling NOC ( if applicable )
has been obtained .
$ NOC from water , electricity and lift authorities has been
obtained .
Besides the aforesaid documents the buyer should also carefully
go through the flat buyers’ agreement / construction agreement
with the builder, to ensure that all the necessary terms and
conditions viz. , the size of flat ( carpet area & super area ) , floor
plan , car parking space , details of various amenities, date of
completion and delivering of possession of the flat and other
standard specifications have been incorporated in the said
agreement . The agreement should also contain the payment
schedule . It is preferable to opt for a construction linked payment
plan as compared to a time bound payment plan since in a
construction linked plan the buyer is assured of the progress of
the project .
The buyer should also check that the agreement contains a penalty
clause for delay in giving possession of the flat by the builder. In
case , the builder is unable to give the possession of the flat on
time and also avoids the payment of penalty , by justifying the
delay on flimsy grounds, then it tantamounts to breach of contract
and is also construed as deficiency in service within the meaning
of Consumer Protection Act , 1986 for which the buyer has got
recourse to the Consumer Forum